Traveling from Newton Abbot to Redruth is a straightforward journey of approximately 130 km. The most efficient method is the Great Western Railway service, which offers direct trains to Redruth station. If you prefer driving, the route follows the A38 and A30, bypassing Plymouth and Bodmin. Redruth is a historic mining town located in the heart of Cornwall. The journey typically takes just over 2 hours by rail. This route provides access to the Cornwall Mining World Heritage Site.
Total Distance: 130 km driving, 110 km air distance.
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| Duration | 2 hours 10 mins | 2 hours |
| Avg Price | 30-50 GBP | 25-35 GBP fuel |
| Operator | Great Western Railway | N/A |
| Route | Newton Abbot to Redruth via Plymouth and Truro. | A38 to Plymouth, then A30 to Redruth. |
| Tip | Direct trains are available, saving you the hassle of changing at Truro. | The A30 is a dual carriageway, making it faster than local coastal roads. |
Spring and Autumn for mild weather and fewer crowds.