easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most ages and fitness levels; some mobility required for uneven paths.
Join Lucy Daniel Guide for a 2.5-hour walk through Cornwall’s stunning coastal and woodland scenery. Discover historic sites, enjoy breathtaking vistas, and immerse yourself in the area's natural beauty on this guided adventure starting from Mevagissey.
Taking in the rugged beauty of Cornwall, Lucy Daniel Guide offers a compelling 2.5-hour guided walk that balances stunning scenery with engaging history. Starting from Mevagissey, a charming fishing village renowned for its lively harbor and traditional pubs, this route leads visitors along atmospheric coastal paths where the Atlantic waves crash against jagged cliffs. Hikers then pass through tranquil woodlands, with their canopy of native oaks and hawthorns, revealing a landscape that’s both wild and welcoming.
The highlight is a visit to the grounds of a 17th-century manor, where the grounds whisper stories of Cornwall’s storied past, all framed by sweeping views of St Austell Bay. Guides provide insights into local maritime history, the area’s geology, and the interplay of land and sea that characterizes this part of Cornwall. The walk is suited for those seeking a short but immersive outdoor experience that combines natural beauty with a touch of cultural heritage.
What makes Lucy Daniel Guide stand out is their dedication to authentic storytelling and personalized guidance, allowing participants to connect deeply with the landscape. This trail isn’t just about taking steps — it’s about discovering the stories woven into Cornwall’s coast and countryside. Whether you are a seasoned hiker or a casual visitor, this walk promises snapshots of wildflower-laden hedgerows, spectacular seaside views, and a chance to step into Cornwall’s historic past, all within a manageable urban setting.
Perfect for day-trippers and locals alike, this guided journey offers a genuine taste of Cornwall’s coastal charm, making it a must-try for anyone in the Saint Austell area looking to witness the area's natural and historical riches firsthand.
Paths can be uneven and rocky, so sturdy shoes will keep your feet protected.
Stay hydrated and shield yourself from the sun, especially during warmer months.
Weather can change quickly along the coast, so plan accordingly to stay dry and warm.
There are many scenic viewpoints worth capturing, so take your time.
The nearby manor grounds date back to the 17th century, offering insights into regional history.
The area is part of local conservation efforts to preserve native plant species and seabird habitats.
Good grip and support for uneven terrain along coast and woodland paths.
Provides shade during sunnier days on the coast.
summer specific
Adjust layers to stay comfortable through changing weather conditions.
Provides protection against unexpected showers or wind.
spring|fall|winter specific