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Mousehole to Marazion

30th December 2012

 

Distance Time Elevation in meters

Km		 Elapsed
Hrs-Mins		 Moving
Hrs-Mins		 Gain Loss Min Max
10.5 3H00   127   1 18

   

   

 

After many days of rain and miserable weather, on 30th December 2012 we had a clear day and we decided to do another section of the Cornish Coastal Path. Our preference was to do the Sennen Cove to Porth Curno stretch, but with strong winds forecast and the possibility of land-slip, the Coast Guard had asked people not to walk the coastal routes. So, we decided on Mousehole to Marazion. Whists this is not the most exciting part of the Coastal Path, it was at least sheltered and offered good footing; most of it was on tarmac and part on the gravel path next to the beach.

 

Mousehole, and ready for off

Looking back to Mousehole festooned with Christmas lights

Leaving Mousehole

Nice hats ladies!

View towards Newlyn and Penzance from the old Penlee Lifeboat Station

An unusual path sign at the point you leave the road and take to
the coastal path. It indicates 1 mile back to Mousehole and 5 1/2 to Marazion

On to the coastal path

Approaching Newlyn Harbour

Narrow streets in Newlyn

Monument for fishermen lost at sea

Nice hat Lesley

Approaching Penzance

Penzance Harbour

 

 

 

Mermaid Boat Trips

At last a bit of colour on an otherwise grey day

The path is parallel to the railway as you leave Penzance

Approaching Marazion