Forncett Steam and Tanks (3.7 miles)

Near Forncett St Mary follow a pretty country walk with two museums along the way, both featuring epic machinery.Start at the Norfolk Tank Museum, with its extensive collection including the tank built for the Guy Martin TV documentary.Pre-book fun experiences for enthusiasts. Then head on foot to the Norfolk Industrial Steam Museum, home to spectacular […]

Harleston Lanes (3.4 miles)

Head into the countryside and then back to this handsome market town with its iconic clock tower, to be tempted by independent shops, and wonderful pubs and cafés. Since 1369 Market Day has taken place in the centre, where King Harold may have stood by the ‘Harold stone’. 1570 saw the failed Midsummer Fair Plot […]

A family of swans at Ranworth Broad

Cathedral by the Broads (2.7 Miles)

Discover Ranworth’s great charm in this historic heart of the Norfolk Broads.From the bell tower at St Helen’s Church, known as the ‘Cathedral of the Broads’, you can see for miles, even as far themHappisburgh lighthouse. The intrepid are welcome to tackle the 96 steps, two ladders and trapdoor when it’s open! Other highlights include […]

Aylsham All Aboard (3 miles)

Discover the charm of beautiful market town Aylsham, or Aegal’s Ham as it was once known. It has been listed as one of the best places to live in the UK, with many independent businesses. The walk weaves along peaceful lanes and paths, then returns to Aylsham’s picturesque heart via the town water pump, which […]

Diss Town sign next to the Mere

The Diss and that walk (2 miles)

This ancient market town has charming streets, especially in the Heritage Triangle, offering glimpses of medieval architecture and local history. Look out for The Shambles and the Corn Hall too. At the heart is the Mere, possibly a long extinct volcano or a deep pit left behind by a glacier after the last ice age. […]

Reedham Sign

Reedham River and Quay Walk (2.4 miles)

Stroll along the River Yare and surrounding marshes, while listening to the calls of soaring birds. Then stop for lunch or tea either by the ferry or somewhere by the quay in Reedham. The historic Reedham Ferry Inn and the chain-link ferry have been offering hospitality and an extremely useful shortcut for centuries. Since the […]