[1] With your back to the Inn go along the road then farm track parallel with the railway line above you. Where the farm track turns right you go left through gate to pass beneath the track.
(A) The rail track above you is the stretch where the “City of Truro” steam locomotive achieved over 100 mph in 1904.
On joining minor road turn left and walk up the hill. At the top of the rise near some cottages turn left (waymarker on wooden gate) into fields and head for the church. Go through the church yard and continue on the road through and out of village to a T-junction. Turn left and left again into fields and across meadow in front of Easterlands. Walk in front of the cricket pavilion to pick up stream on left. Follow it along until meeting a track.
[2] Turn right and follow track up the slight incline. Through the field gate at the top to follow right hand hedge down to a gate leading onto the main road (HAZARD). Cross over and down to stile behind telegraph pole. Cross stile and bear slightly right down to gap in hedge. Follow left hand hedge to cross over stile onto and over minor road, through a kissing gate and towards barn which you skirt with it on your right.
[3] Walk towards another barn, over a squeeze stile to turn right and join track where you turn left and follow it towards a field gate but just before it, pass through a 2-in-1 gate on your right. Then turn left to follow left hand hedge on headland path which brings you out onto a track through another 2-in-1 gate.
(B) On this stretch you should be able to see two water towers off to your right. The brick one was built in the late C19 whilst the concrete one was built in the 1930s. Both are listed buildings.
[4] Turn left following the track around to your left, pass through a kissing gate to follow the headland path eventually crossing a short footbridge. This brings you into a metalled path running straight through the housing estate (please note this estate is not shown on the current ordnance survey map) until it joins the street running through Rockwell Green opposite the butchers.
[5] Turn left and in a short while turn right into a pedestrian lane just before some cottages. Follow straight on down to an electricity sub-station where you turn left, then through a kissing gate into a field on a well surfaced path but in a short distance move off the metalled path and follow the left hand hedge which will bring you onto a path beside what was a weir.
(C) It is possible that this weir was constructed to irrigate the fields as opposed to feeding a mill.
[6] Cross over the river and then the railway line (Take great care and make sure a green light is showing before you cross) and follow the path bearing slightly left to bring you out through a kissing gate onto a private drive beside a pretty cottage. Walk up the drive and onto a metalled minor road.
[7] Turn left, follow this road around to the left and just before a bridge turn in right (finger post) to walk beside the stream. At the path junction with a road cross diagonally left to pass onto a path between field and old mill building.
[8] In short while pass through a wooden gate and walk ahead and to the right of wooden fence which you follow, climbing flood defense bung and onwards to reach a fence barring forward progress. Turn right through a squeeze stile and cross a sleeper bridge and walk up to road. Turn left and follow road all the way to Prowse's Mill. At the Mill turn left and cross a squeeze stile alongside a gate, immediately turn right and go between outbuildings and mill, over squeeze stile and follow fenced path to and over standard stile. Turn left, pass through a field gate and then diagonally right across field to cross stile onto road.
[9] Turn left and follow road back to Beam Bridge.