Pilgerwege in Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape

Cornish Celtic Way – 125 Meilen / 201 km – 12 Tage – St German’s Priory bis St Michael’s Mount

St Cuthbert Mayne Weg - 35 Meilen / 56 km - 3 Tage - Plymouth bis Launceston

Tinners Way - 16 Meilen / 26 km - 2 Tage - Kap Cornwall in St Just nach St Ives

Mary und Michael Pilgerweg – 340 Meilen / 547 km – 5 Wochen – Carn Lês Boel bis Avebury

St. Michael's Way - 11 bis 13,5 Meilen / 18 bis 22 km - 1 Tag - Lelant to St Michael's Mount

Sechs Tage Wandern in Cornwall auf dem South West Coast Path, mit Übernachtungen in Unterkünften. Keine Schwierigkeiten, wenn man an das Wandern gewöhnt ist. Angemessene Entfernungen und moderate Höhenunterschiede. Zu beachten sind nur die häufigen Niederschläge, typisch für das Klima, und der Wind von der Küste des Ozeans. Landschaftlich sehr schön, außerdem durchquert man verschiedene Fischerdörfer und historische Pubs. Die Geräusche des Ozeans und der Seevögel begleiten Sie ständig. An einigen Abschnitten stößt man auf alte Minen von Cornwall.

secondo giorno di cammino sempre affacciati sull'Atlantico. Vento e pioggia e panorami e suoni degli uccelli marini. Molto bello

This pilgrimage is based upon Rev. Nigel Marns' Cornish Celtic Way. Our adaptation emphasizes Holy Wells, Celtic Crosses, Church Sanctuary 'Champing' and Roman Catholic spirituality. We sanctified our journey with Catholic Mass at St. Austell/St. Mawgan/St. Ives and the Litany of the Saints at St. Michael's Chapel on Roche Rock. We added a rest-in-place day at Padstow (for a taxi excursion to St. Materiana's Church, St. Piran's Chapel/Well and St. Nectan's waterfall in Tintagel) and a rest day in St. Ives (beaches, churches and museums). We completed the trek from St. Germans to Marazion in two weeks during August 2023. The 157-mile route includes major parts of the Cornish Celtic Way, the Southwest Coast Path, the Saint's Way and St. Michael's Way. It extends west along the south coast from St. Germans, across the peninsula from Fowey to Padstow, down the Atlantic Coast to St. Ives and then across West Penwith to St. Michael's Mount. Further information on Rev. Marns' project can be found at the British Pilgrimage Trust.

This pilgrimage is based upon Rev. Nigel Marns' Cornish Celtic Way. Our adaptation emphasizes Holy Wells, Celtic Crosses, Church Sanctuary 'Champing' and Roman Catholic spirituality. We sanctified our journey with Catholic Mass at St. Austell/St. Mawgan/St. Ives and the Litany of the Saints at St. Michael's Chapel on Roche Rock. We added a rest-in-place day at Padstow (for a taxi excursion to St. Materiana's Church, St. Piran's Chapel/Well and St. Nectan's waterfall in Tintagel) and a rest day in St. Ives (beaches, churches and museums). We completed the trek from St. Germans to Marazion in two weeks during August 2023. The 157-mile route includes major parts of the Cornish Celtic Way, the Southwest Coast Path, the Saint's Way and St. Michael's Way. It extends west along the south coast from St. Germans, across the peninsula from Fowey to Padstow, down the Atlantic Coast to St. Ives and then across West Penwith to St. Michael's Mount. Further information on Rev. Marns' project can be found at the British Pilgrimage Trust.

This pilgrimage is based upon Rev. Nigel Marns' Cornish Celtic Way. Our adaptation emphasizes Holy Wells, Celtic Crosses, Church Sanctuary 'Champing' and Roman Catholic spirituality. We sanctified our journey with Catholic Mass at St. Austell/St. Mawgan/St. Ives and the Litany of the Saints at St. Michael's Chapel on Roche Rock. We added a rest-in-place day at Padstow (for a taxi excursion to St. Materiana's Church, St. Piran's Chapel/Well and St. Nectan's waterfall in Tintagel) and a rest day in St. Ives (beaches, churches and museums). We completed the trek from St. Germans to Marazion in two weeks during August 2023. The 157-mile route includes major parts of the Cornish Celtic Way, the Southwest Coast Path, the Saint's Way and St. Michael's Way. It extends west along the south coast from St. Germans, across the peninsula from Fowey to Padstow, down the Atlantic Coast to St. Ives and then across West Penwith to St. Michael's Mount. Further information on Rev. Marns' project can be found at the British Pilgrimage Trust.