Kerdroya

‘Nag eus ke heb skovarn!’ There is no hedge without an ear!

A vision for Cornwall

Kerdroya is more than a labyrinth; it’s a lasting tribute to Cornwall’s heart and soul. Emerging from the granite of Bodmin Moor, this extraordinary piece of Land Art celebrates our deep connection to the landscape as well as the ancient craft of Cornish hedging
Stretching 56 meters in diameter yet inviting you to walk along a 750m winding path to its heart, Kerdroya weaves together heritage, artistry, and community, creating a legacy in stone that will continue to inspire for generations to come.

We are not done yet!

The 445 linear metres of Cornish hedges that have been built so far have created something extraordinary. Now, we need to complete the job—stone by stone. We are gonna need to raise a fair old whack of dosh to finish her off properly: £50k to kerb the remaining 355m of pathway with granite grounders, £80k to raise these grounders to a low (400mm) Cornish hedge!

Make a Hedge Pledge

Walk Kerdroya’s winding path today and you’ll see all the Hedge Pledge marker discs with their personal messages standing proud. You too can sponsor a yard of Kerdroya’s labyrinth and leave your legacy in Cornwall. Each Hedge Pledge includes a personalised marker disc, set in stone within the labyrinth.

Claim your yard today

Own the Kerdroya Fine Art Print

For those who would cherish a unique piece of Kerdroya displayed in their own home, the Kerdroya Fine Art Print offers exclusive, limited-edition artworks crafted to honour your support.

Order your fine art print

Sponsorship opportunities for businesses

Looking for a way to make a lasting impact? Become a sponsor of one of nine exclusive 5-yard stretches of Kerdroya. Each sponsorship includes a larger (250mm) marker disc and personalized photo opportunities at the site.

Enquire about sponsorship

Find out more

Discover the full story behind Kerdroya:

  • Learn about the craft of Cornish hedging and its 4,000-year legacy.
  • Explore the meaning behind the labyrinth symbol and its connection to Cornwall.
  • Plan your visit: FAQs on opening hours, access, parking, and the audiotrail experience.
Find out more