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A Broads Authority walking route
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Walking

The Norfolk Broads is the perfect location for walking, with over 190 miles of footpaths and nature trails through gentle rolling countryside and quiet lanes with scenic views providing a serene setting in which to relax and explore at your own pace. From North Norfolk to South Norfolk, inland to coast, there is a huge choice of itineraries to suit all ages and stamina!

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A walking route in the Broads
For those wanting a leisurely stroll there are a number of well maintained and waymarked circular walks (around 4-6 miles)
click here for details
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For those looking for more of a challenge, three long distance footpaths run through The Broads, details below.



The Weavers' Way
The Weavers' Way (56 miles) will take you from Cromer on the north Norfolk coast, through the northern part of The Broads, to Great Yarmouth on the east coast.

The Angles Way
From Great Yarmouth, the Angles Way (78 miles) follows the Waveney and Little Ouse valleys to Knettishall Heath Country Park.

The Wherryman's Way
The Wherryman's Way (35 miles) runs along the River Yare between Norwich and Great Yarmouth and is accessible on foot, by cycle, train or river bus, and includes 10 circular village walks en-route.

Except for many of The Broads’ nature reserves, dogs are permitted on most public rights of way, as long as they are kept under close control.

For more information and downloadable route maps, visit www.countrysideaccess.norfolk.gov.uk or contact one of our Tourist Information Centres.


The boardwalk at Ranworth
The Bittern Line provides an excellent rail service between Norwich and The Broads. The route includes stops at Salhouse, Hoveton and Wroxham, before continuing its journey up to the North Norfolk coast and finishing at Sheringham.




A series of leaflets ‘Off the Bittern Track’, detailing walks from each station on the Bittern Line, can be purchased at Bittern Line stations for £2 per pack or obtained free when you buy a ticket to travel on the line. If you’re not happy exploring on your own, and are a rail ticket holder, you can take part in a free guided walk from a number of the Bittern Line stations.

Walks are held monthly, some include refreshment stops and efforts are made to include child friendly pubs and cafes. For dates, times and more information, contact Natural Surroundings on 01263 711091.

For information on boardwalks, nature reserves and accessible paths suitable for wheelchair users, please contact one of our Tourist Information Centres.


The Norfolk Broads a great family day out or stay
Summary of Contacts

Please see below a summary of contacts regarding the above information. If you are a wheelchair user or will be walking with a pushchair we also have information on walks and accessibility.





Information and downloadable route maps for short circular walks; The Weavers' Way; The Angles Way and The Wherryman's Way:

www.countrysideaccess.norfolk.gov.uk
Tourist Information Centres

Information for The Bittern Line rail service including route walks from each station; Salhouse, Hoveton, Wroxham and Sheringham plus free guided walks including dates and times:

Natural Surroundings 01263 711091

Information on boardwalks, nature reserves and accessible paths suitable for wheelchair users:

Tourist Information Centres
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