St Neot & St Cleer

The area around St Neot and St Cleer lies within the expansive moorland landscape of Bodmin Moor. This is a terrain of granite uplands, rough pasture, and scattered tors, with the River Fowey tracing its course through the valleys. The settlements themselves are small, centred around historic churches, with a landscape shaped by past mining activity and agriculture. The presence of the moor dictates a sense of open space and weathered history.

A notable feature is the presence of the Cheesewring, a striking natural rock formation on the moor's eastern edge. The area's history is also marked by the Glynn Valley, which contains traces of its industrial past alongside wooded slopes. Local communities are closely connected to this environment, with walking routes providing access across the uplands and into the quiet, stone-built villages nestled within the broader parish boundaries.