Penzance May Bank Holiday Special (Day 1) - (3 May 2025)

Sat 3rd May 2025

Walk Details:

Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Southern England / Cornwall & Devon
Local Group
Cornwall & Devon
Distance
16ml.
Start Time
09.30
Route
Penzance

Mousehole to Land's End. 14 miles very strenuous. Stunning cliff walk for 8.5 hours to LandsEnd. Bus from LandsEnd back to Penzance. Stepping off point available at Porthcurno. Meet at Penzance bus station at 9.45 for the 9.55 bus to Mousehole. Walk starts in Mousehole at 10.20 where the bus dismebarks (Mousehole village centre / Harbour)
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
OUTWARD
By Train (GWR)
Arrive at Penzance railway station at 9:35 am - walk to the bus station just outside (a couple of minutes)
Penzance to Mousehole by Bus M6
Meet at STAND A for the 10:00 bus, arriving in Mousehole at 10:20.
There is an earlier bus at 9:40, which we may be able to get if we can get out of the train station and over to the bus stop in time!
RETURN
Land’s End to Penzance by Bus 1
Leaves Land’s End at 17:45, arrives Penzance at 18:44 to connect with the 19:30 train.
(There are 2 buses after the 17:45 at 18.37 and 19.40).
Lunch at St Loy’s Cove or Penberth Cove, depending on timing/group’s preference.
Stepping off points along the route include:
? Lamorna. Approximately 3 miles in - Land’s End/Penzance bus stop is at the top of the valley
? Porthcurno. Approximately 9 miles in (distances vary according to different apps!). Land’s End/Penzance bus can be caught in the large car park

General Notes
This walk will be day one of Cornwall & Devon's Cornish May Bank Holiday Special. Organisers have requested no dogs please.
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