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Elevation
61m
200 ft
Prominence
61m
Coordinates
50.1161, -5.4789
SW514298
OS Map
203
Explorer: 102
The summit features a historic castle, beautiful gardens, and a stunning chapel dedicated to St Michael, providing a unique blend of history and nature.
Primarily composed of granite, St Michael's Mount features a stunning array of rock formations and coastal geology that contribute to its breathtaking scenery.
Stunning views of the surrounding coastline, the village of Marazion, and, on a clear day, the craggy peaks of the Isles of Scilly.
The name 'St Michael's Mount' refers to the patron saint of soldiers, indicating its historical significance as a defensive position.
The site has been a place of pilgrimage and a strategic fortification for centuries, reflecting its deep cultural and historical roots.
Starting from the Marazion car park, this route leads along the iconic tidal causeway to St Michael's Mount. Accessible only during low tide, the walk offers breathtaking views of the surrounding coastline and the Mount itself. Return via the same route before the tide rises.
Begin at Marazion Beach and take a scenic boat ride to St Michael's Mount during high tide. Once on the Mount, explore its pathways, gardens, and historic castle. Return by boat to complete this short but rewarding journey.
This picturesque circular route starts from Marazion and follows the South West Coast Path towards Perranuthnoe. Pass through charming coastal landscapes and return via inland paths with stunning views of St Michael's Mount throughout the walk.
Starting from Marazion, this longer loop takes you along Mount's Bay, offering spectacular views of the Mount and surrounding waters. The route incorporates sections of the South West Coast Path and returns via a mix of scenic coastal and inland trails.
Starting from the village of Goldsithney, this linear walk passes through quiet country lanes and fields before reaching Marazion and St Michael's Mount. A great option for those wanting a peaceful approach to the Mount.
Marazion Car Park, located a short walk from the causeway.
Regular bus services operate from Penzance to Marazion.
Cafés and restrooms are available in Marazion and on the island during visitor hours.
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Grid Ref: SW514298
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