MORNINGTON PENINSULA ROUTE MAP
Explore the Mornington Peninsula by joining the:
Twilight 20km - From Sorrento to Point Nepean
Thrilling 30km - From Point Nepean to Point Nepean.
Fabulous 50km - From Cape Schanck to Point Nepean.
The finer details...
Only an hour from Melbourne’s CBD, the Mornington Peninsula is a coveted holiday destination, taking you away from the hustle and bustle and into a picturesque seaside paradise. Visit the Mornington Peninsula just for Event Day or make it an active weekend away, enjoying Sorrento’s fabulous restaurants, beaches and amenities. Either way, you’re never too far from the heart of Melbourne.
All our Coastrek routes are meticulously selected to give you the most epic adventure. Breathtaking views and natural landscapes are in, busy roads and concrete jungles are out!
We always put the coast in Coastrek, and our Mornington Peninsula location is famous for it. The Mornington route includes all the best bits of this nature-lovers playground.
In 2024, you'll be walking from Cape Schanck Lighthouse (50km), Point Nepean (30km) or Sorrento Front Beach (20km) to Point Nepean, experiencing the craggy, dramatic cliffs, wild oceans, soft sand beaches and secluded bays of this glorious natural wonderland.
To access the Mornington Peninsula route map, download the Capra app from Google Play or the Apple App Store and open the map. Full instructions for the app can be found HERE.
TWILIGHT 20KM
THRILLING 30KM
FABULOUS 50KM
MAP DISCLAIMER: Event distances are approximate and may vary, detour or change on event day due to unforeseen circumstances such as weather, safety considerations or if Chris Hemsworth is spotted on the beach. Just kidding. Or are we?
Hard copy - Coastrek Mornington Peninsula Map Guide
Wanting to keep it old school? We still have a hard copy map guide available as a simpler alternative to the Capra maps.
Please note: All Coastrek routes are subject to change. We attempt, at all times, to adhere to the advised route. As we are immersed in nature, however, there may sometimes be circumstances beyond our control (tides, fallen trees/branches, other safety aspects as advised by local councils) that require us to slightly alter the route. In any such cases these will be clearly marked and identified on event day.
