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The stretch of coastline between Weybourne and Cart Gap is known as the Deep History Coast. During your walks around North Norfolk your hiking boots will follow in the footsteps of some of our most ancient ancestors. Incredibly, 850,000-year-old human footprints were discovered here, the earliest evidence of our species outside of Africa's

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Walking. Rolling countryside, breathtaking coastline, forests, parks and gardens makes north Norfolk perfect for walking all year round. There is a great range of walking, cycle and bridle routes throughout the beautiful coast and countryside. Whether you're coming for a walking holiday, a day out or a weekend away, there's nowhere quite like

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1. Cromer to Fellbrigg - 6 miles. Starting from Cromer's Meadow Road car park, this walk quickly shifts from town to country. The path follows Weaver's Way, past the Gothic revivialist Cromer Hall

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The Brancaster to Burnham Overy Staithe walk is a wonderful coastal trek along the Norfolk Coast Path, showcasing the beauty of the North Norfolk coastline. Starting Point: Brancaster. Brancaster Beach: Begin your journey at Brancaster Beach, a vast expanse of golden sand. Take in the panoramic views of the sea and the distant sails of boats.

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Explore some of the most beautiful parts of North Norfolk with these walking routes. Search Results. Short river wensum walk Fakenham, Norfolk. by fr33ar. by fr33ar. 50 minutes / 4.8km 23. A short river wensum walk. Wellies might be required. Has some steep parts. Bright winters day

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20 Circular Walks. oastIntroductionThe walks in this guide are designed to make the most of the natural beauty and cultural heritage of. he Norfolk coast. As companions to stretch one and two of the Norfolk Coast Path (part of the England Coast Path), they are a great way to delve deeper into this historically and na.

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The Deep History Coast Trail covers 36km of coastline from Weybourne to Cart Gap along the clifftops of the north Norfolk coast. Walk it all or pick a section. Norfolk Tours. Address 20 Rougholme Close, Gressenhall, Dereham, Norfolk, NR20 4DY. Telephone 07535 150681. glynn@norfolk-tours.co.uk.

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Norfolk Coastal Walk - Hunstanton to Thornham. The Norfolk Coast Path begins by the bowling green in Hunstanton. Pick up and follow the black and white National Trail acorns from here. Walk past the Lighthouse at Old Hunstanton and look out for the nearby ruins of St Edmund's Chapel dating back to 1272.

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Norfolk Coast Path. Fen Rivers Way. Weavers Way. Wensum Way. Marriott's Way. Peddars Way. Norfolk Coast Path. The Norfolk Trails network brings together over 1200 miles of walks, cycle and bridle routes throughout our beautiful county. Norfolk can boast coast, country, fen and forest walking, and all set within an easy, rolling landscape.

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Highlights of the Weavers' Way. The Weaver's Way links with a number of other Norfolk trails including the Norfolk Coast Path, Paston Way and Wherryman's Way so there are lots of circular walks to try along the route. The walking trail passes by two of Norfolk's great stately homes; the grand estates of Felbrigg and Blickling.

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Blakeney circular walk. If you enjoy the watery views and giant skies of North Norfolk's salt marshes, this is one of the best coastal walks in Norfolk for you. Beginning at the car park in Blakeney, join the Norfolk Coast Path and the Peddars Way to walk out towards the coast and through the Blakeney National Nature Reserve, skirting around Morston Salt Marshes and Cley Marshes Nature Reserve.

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Woodland walks in Norfolk: 13 of the best. 1. Fairhaven Woodland & Water Garden. Take the toddlers to…. A children's trail, boat trips, tea room, gift shop, plant sales and possibly the oldest living thing in Norfolk. There's a magical feel to walking in the woods at Fairhaven, which manages to have plenty going on without spoiling the

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Castle Acre Circular Walk. The motte and the earthworks at Castle Acre Castle motte are substantial. The Castle Acre circular walk is a 6.5 mile route that takes you through the charming village of Castle Acre and its historic landmarks, including the Castle Acre Castle, Bailey Gate, and Castle Acre Priory.

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Discover sandy shores, spectacular wildlife and classic seaside towns with BBC Countryfile's guide to the best walks in Norfolk, including accessible routes

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The Angles Way. Devised by the Ramblers, The Angles Way National Trail is a 93 mile walking trail which follows the county boundary of Norfolk and Suffolk, through the Waveney Valley and Little Ouse Valley, from Great Yarmouth through to Thetford.. There are lots of excellent Norfolk Broads circular walks which incorporate parts of the Angles Way, from 7 miles to 2 miles long.

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Here are seven river walks to explore in Norfolk. 1. Wensum Riverside Walk. Taking in the city sights of Norwich, the Wensum Riverside Walk travels from the city centre to Hellesdon. It passes

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Winterton circular walks - 1.5 miles and 4 miles. Both of these are fine for young families as long as you can manage without a pushchair. The dunes walk is short but it's a perfect introduction to the Norfolk Coast Path. Winterton Dunes (1.5 miles) circular walk map (PDF)[349KB] | Winterton circular walk (4 miles) map (PDF)[533KB]

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The Norfolk Coast Path. This wonderful Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path is one long distance trail in Norfolk and is classified as one of the 15 National Trails in the UK. Separately. The Peddars Way is 46 miles and the. Norfolk Coast Path is 84 miles , so together they total one long distance trail of 130 miles .

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Whether you want a short wander in the country, a town or city tour on foot, or a longer hike taking in coast, woodland, parkland and rivers - Norfolk has some wonderful walks. 8 miles of

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11 Best Walks in Norfolk, England 1. Weavers' Way - 61 miles. Map. Weavers' Way begins in Cromer. Spanning 61 miles (98 km) from Cromer to Great Yarmouth, Weavers' Way is undoubtedly one of Norfolk's best walks and one of the best things to do in Cromer.The route showcases some of the county's best scenery, from the Broads National Park to the salt marshes in Blakeney and the

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Blickling Estate, Aylsham, Norfolk. Tackle this long circular walk around Blickling, taking in the villages of Calthorpe and Erpingham, the estate's Great Wood and several historic buildings. Walking. Miles: 7.5 (km: 12.07) Trail.

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5. Along coast and marshland to Horsey Windpump. Horsey Windpump on the Horsey Marshes in Norfolk (Shutterstock) This superb five-mile walk follows the coast before heading inland to the village of Horsey and two windpumps. Do the walk in winter, if you can, when the beach belongs to the seals.

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2,136hikes. 4.7. ( 2,142) 22,890 people hiked here. As far as hiking in the UK is concerned, there really is nowhere else quite like Norfolk. Walks around Norfolk place you under huge skies with distant horizons, into the magical water-land of the Broads and onto a gorgeous coastline where wildlife thrives in the skies, on the land and in the sea.