The Peddars Way begins in the Brecks, an area of peaceful river valleys and breathtaking beauty.



Rich in wildlife and steeped in history dating back to the Stone Age, the trail follows an old Roman road – traversed by legionnaires 2,000 years ago – through the Norfolk countryside, all the way to the… read more

History, beauty and intrigue are never far away on stage 2, which reveals some splendid sites that are sure to take your breath away.



After a leisurely stroll through patchwork farm fields, you reach Castle Acre. This historic village boasts an extraordinarily intact example of a motte-and-bailey castle… read more

This stage takes you past ancient burial mounds and makes a detour to the only working windmill in the area that’s open to the public.



From Great Massingham, you continue north along the Roman Road through peaceful patchwork countryside.



Along the way, history and culture are everywhere. Keep a look out… read more

You wave goodbye to the Peddars Way on stage 4 and begin the next part of this spellbinding adventure: the Norfolk Coast Path.



To begin, hike north through glorious patchwork countryside, soaking up the last of Norfolk’s inland beauty.



Upon reaching the coast at Flaxley, the Peddars Way draws to a finish… read more

After completing the Peddars Way, the landscape changes as you begin the Norfolk Coast Path.



In contrast to the remote arable landscape and sleepy rural villages, the next leg boasts a heady mix of charming coastline, golden beaches, wildlife-rich marshes, immense skies, small harbours and flint villages… read more

The remote beauty of the Norfolk coastline never leaves you on this Tour – and neither does the spellbinding sea, sand and salt marsh.



From Burnham Overy, continue west along the coast through Holkham National Nature Reserve stretches.



A few miles later, you arrive in Wells-next-the-Sea, one of the most… read more

Iconic salt marshes, idyllic coastal views, abundant wildlife and traditional seaside towns combine on this Tour.



This hike explores something of a marshy-bird-watching-mecca that is home to many species, including marsh harrier, redshank, oystercatcher, lapwing, sandwich tern, pink-footed goose, plus… read more

Expect fine views over sea and county, classic coastal architecture and invigorating hiking throughout this stage.



From Sheringham, you begin by climbing Beeston Hill, known locally as ‘the bump’, where you are afforded magnificent views over the sea and countryside.



As you approach Cromer (where some… read more

From Mundesley, the path returns to the beach. Unlike the section between Cromer and Overstrand yesterday, however, this section cannot be completed at high tide.



Be sure to check tidal information carefully before undertaking this section as tidal surges are common. For information, visit: magicseaweed.com/Mundesley-Surf-Report/1397/Tide… read more

From Sea Palling, the trail winds through grassland, scrub, woodland and blackthorn thickets.



After rising from the dunes at Poplar Farm, you are afforded wonderful views that stretch inland and along the coast.



You then descend and wind through tall sand dunes and grazing marsh. At this point, you pass… read more

As you leave Caister-on-Sea, the route enters Great Yarmouth North Denes Site of Special Scientific Interest, which supports almost 10% of all Britain’s breeding little tern colonies.



A short time later, you reach Great Yarmouth, a bustling seaside destination famous for its long and pristine beach. Beyond… read more