History
We haven’t written this one’s history yet.
Facts
- Code
- SW 1282 (provisional)
- Distance
- 1.0 miles (1.6 km)
- Type
- Circular
- Looked after by
- National Trust
- Region
- South West
- Total ascent
- About 98 m. Highest point 59 m
SW 1282
Lizard Point walk: the most southerly place in Britain
1.0 miles (1.6 km), circular. Starts and finishes at Lizard Point National Trust car park.
Open the start in OS Maps. The GPX file opens in OS Maps, Komoot, Outdooractive or a GPS unit.
Up and down
About 98 m of climbing and 100 m of descent; highest point 59 m.
Getting there
Starts and finishes at the same place, marked by the dot on the map. Car parks, stations and bus stops near the start are still to be added.
What to expect
Terrain, climbs and stiles are still to be added.
Sources
Not yet checked against the publisher’s own source. The name and line come from OpenStreetMap.
- Route line: OpenStreetMap relation 19346929, mapped by volunteers
- The route’s website, as given in OpenStreetMap: nationaltrust.org.uk