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Elevation
216m
709 ft
Prominence
95m
Coordinates
50.4784, -4.8660
SW967682
OS Map
200
Explorer: 106
The summit features a prominent trig point and a viewpoint offering expansive views of the surrounding landscape. There is also a shelter where hikers can take a break and enjoy their packed lunch.
St Breock Beacon is primarily composed of granite, which is a remnant of volcanic activity from the Permian period. The rocky formations provide a glimpse into the earth's geological history, showcasing both intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks.
From the summit, hikers can see the Camel Estuary, the Atlantic Ocean, and, on a clear day, the distant outlines of Bodmin Moor. The sweeping views provide a true sense of the rugged Cornwall landscape.
The name 'Breock' is derived from the Cornish word for 'hill', combining with 'St' in reference to St. Breaca, a local saint.
St Breock Beacon has been a significant landmark for centuries and plays a part in local folklore and history, serving as a lookout point since ancient times.
A popular circular route starting from the nearby village, taking hikers through scenic countryside and up to the summit of St Breock Beacon.
There is free parking available at the small layby off the A389, just a short walk from the trailhead. Additional parking can be found in the nearby village.
The closest bus service runs from Wadebridge to St Breock, with regular service throughout the day. Check local timetables for the latest information.
Although there are no facilities directly on the mountain, Wadebridge offers plenty of options, including cafes, restaurants, and public toilets for pre- or post-hike requirements.
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