Another brilliant guide book from the Cornish Walks series
Want to escape the well-trodden Cornish coast path and discover a Cornwall that is quiet and unknown? Where you can walk for hours and not see another soul? Get away from it all and enjoy the sights and sounds of a long walk.
Using this guide, discover two major coast to coast routes as well as other special walks. Following ancient trading and pilgrimage routes, you will walk through a landscape of rocky outcrops and green fields as you head towards the glittering sea.
★ The Saints Way–Padstow to Fowey 28 miles ★ St Michael’s Way-Lelant to Marazion 12 miles
In addition, there are two shorter, circular routes exploring the paths of a few of the Cornish saints. In total, this guide covers over a hundred glorious Cornish miles.
★ Detailed instructions in both directions. ★ Interesting and informative points of interest ★ .gpx files for each route ★ Illustrated with maps and photos
An essential book for a great day out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's included in this guidebook? A guide to Cornwall's longer routes — the Saints Way (described for both directions of travel), St Michael's Way (part of the Camino de Santiago's Compostela route), and the east and west routes of the Saints Way's southern section, plus secluded circular paths, covering over 100 miles in total.
Is this a popular guide for the Saints Way? Yes — it's the bestselling guidebook for the Saints Way, and the one favoured by the Cornwall Hospice fundraising team for their walks.
How long are the routes, and are they circular or point-to-point? Over 100 miles across the two named trails plus additional circular routes — this is the guide for multi-day or serious single-day walkers, not short strolls.
Does it include maps and GPX files? Yes — detailed instructions and GPX files are included for every route.
Is it available as a signed copy or in digital format? Yes, both — signed paperback (quick dispatch) or digital edition.
Who is this guidebook for? Experienced walkers planning a long-distance route across Cornwall, including pilgrims following the Saints Way or St Michael's Way.
