The Glastonbury Way  is a collaboration between Glaston Centre, Glastonbury Conservation Society, Glastonbury Town Council, Mendip District Council and funded by The Glastonbury Town Fund. 

 This 7.5-mile circular route around the town offers opportunities for people of all walks of life to immerse in pilgrim practices or simply enjoy an interesting walk around the Glastonbury landscape.

Glimpses into the history, myth and legend of our historical and sacred sites are included on interpretation boards along the Way. Benches offer places to rest, breathe, and enjoy the living landscape.
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Printed maps and an app will soon be available to guide your journey. 
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Chalice Well

Glastonbury Abbey

Chalice Well Gardens

Path up the Tor looking eastward

St Michael's Tower, Glastonbury Tor

King Arthur's grave

St Michael's Tower

Glastonbury Tor from the river Brue

Egg Stone

The Lion's Head

Abbey Ruins

Saint Bride's stone

St Margaret's Chapel

Steps up the Tor

The Abbot's Kitchen

Chalice Hill and Wearyall Hill from the Tor

The Glastonbury Way is a collaboration between Glaston Centre, Glastonbury Conservation Society, Glastonbury Town Council, Mendip District Council and funded by The Glastonbury Town Fund.