This area is that part of the region within the NR and PE postcode areas, plus the IP24, IP25, IP26 and IP27 postcode districts.
Neighbouring regions are
Note also some of the most convenient hubs for multi-day walking on different routes.
Routes
Use the alphastrip below to jump to the appropriate initial letter for a selected route within the list. If there are no routes with a particular initial letter, the jump will have no effect.
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Boudicca Way
Length <60km
Max transport gap <20km
A 58km walk between Norwich and Diss, visiting Venta Icenorum at Caistor St Edmund on the way.
Image: Boudicca statue at Westminster Bridge, London
Bure Valley Path
Length <20km
Max transport gap <10km
A walk of 14km beside the narrow-gauge Bure Valley Railway between Hoveton and Aylsham.
Marriott’s Way
Length <60km
Max transport gap <20km
A 42km walk on railbeds between Norwich and Aylsham via Reepham.
Peddars Way
Length >60km
Max transport gap <20km
A walk of 76km between Knettishall Heath and Holme next the Sea.
Hubs
Some places lend themselves to being hubs, where you may pitch up for a few days’ car-free walking, fanning out on a different route (or part of a route) each day. The hub becomes a walking-place for recreation at walking pace. Hubs in this area include
| Great Yarmouth | Great Yarmouth is a useful hub for the east coastal part of the area, and its immediate hinterland. |
| Norwich | Norwich is the pre-eminent hub for the area, its public transport connections extending throughout. |
| Kings Lynn | Kings Lynn serves as a hub for the coast (west of Cromer) and country in the west of the area. |
Guided and group walks
Saturday Walking Club
This online-driven group has been well established in the London area for some years, but the reach of their walks goes far beyond the M25. Their walks are all free (the word “club” may be a bit misleading) and there are walks on other days of the week. You may download a route from their extensive catalogue to enable you to walk on your own — you are expected to carry your own copy of the route-map if you join a group walk.
Image: Sheffield Park
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