Redruth beat Birmingham & Solihull on the opening day of the season
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National League Two leaders Redruth have been given the hardest possible draw when they enter the EDF National Trophy on 13 December.
The Cornish side are drawn away to second-placed Birmingham and Solihull in next month's third round tie.
Launceston also face an away trip - a 670-mile round excursion to Yorkshire to face Wharfedale.
In-form Mounts Bay have been handed a home tie against Barking, who are seventh in National Three South.
Redruth beat Birmingham 35-28 at the Recreation Ground at the start of the season.
Launceston were comfortable 38-10 winners over Wharfedale when they played them at Polson Bridge earlier this month.
For Barking it is a second visit to the Mennaye Field in the National Trophy in successive years. Last season they lost 55-17 to Mounts Bay in the first round in Penzance.
The National Trophy last came to Cornwall in 2007 when Cornish Pirates beat Exeter Chiefs in the final at Twickenham.
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