Milner's Tower — Attraction in Port Erin

47 steps to go to the top, the coastal route is good, but more difficult., Absolutely! Miller's Tower on the Isle of Man is a hidden gem that combines rich history with breathtaking views! This charming stone structure was built in 1876 in honor of the famous Manx historian and naturalist, Philip Moore Miller. The tower stands proudly on the beautiful hills of the island, offering visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the scenery that has inspired countless artists and writers over the years.

The area surrounding Miller's Tower is an absolute paradise for walking enthusiasts! With well-marked trails that wind around lush landscapes, from vibrant heaths to serene woodlands, you can explore the natural beauty at your own pace. Each path presents new vistas, revealing panoramic views of the stunning coastline and distant hills that are simply mesmerizing!

As you ascend the tower, prepare to be blown away by the breathtaking 360-degree landscapes that stretch out before you! On a clear day, the views across the Irish Sea are nothing short of spectacular! Whether you are an avid hiker or just looking for a peaceful spot to relax, Miller's Tower is a must-visit. It’s a magical place where history, nature, and breathtaking beauty converge. Pack your walking shoes and get ready for an...

Can safely say this is the best place we went to on our little holiday to the Isle of Man. Port Erin is a beautiful little seaside village, and the walk to Milners Tower on Bradda Glen is just so tranquil and calming. Bit of a climb up but when you get there you feel like your the only one and on top of the world. Can be super windy up there but on calm days you can climb the tower and feel like king...

On Bradda Head in Port Erin. Built for and partly by William Milner. Several ways to get to it from Port Erin, great walk with the dogs. It can be a bit challenging in places, especially at the tower itself but my 82 years old father in law did it fine and even went up the tower (although he's very fit)! We went on a windy day and I thought we were going to be blown to sea! Another fine...