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The Norfolk Coast Path, people walking along the path as it passes through the Norfolk Coast National Landscape.

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Experience Britain's coast, countryside and historic towns, with inspiring walking breaks, memorable places to visit and carefully selected places to stay.

PLACES TO STAY

Recently published places to stay

We're currently exploring the East of England, with new places to stay being added across Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. Discover accommodation along the Norfolk Coast Path, Suffolk Coast Path, Peddars Way, St Edmund's Way, Stour Valley Path and Weavers' Way, and within the Norfolk Coast, Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths and Dedham Vale National Landscapes.

Exterior of The Abbey Hotel & Apartments in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, showing the historic pink-painted buildings with tiled roofs, brick chimneys, white-framed windows and an illuminated hotel entrance on Southgate Street.

The Abbey Hotel & Apartments, Bury St Edmunds

Suffolk
Ivy-covered entrance to The Angel Hotel on Angel Hill in Bury St Edmunds.

Angel Hotel, Bury St Edmunds

Suffolk
The Sun Inn in Dedham, Essex, a traditional yellow-painted village inn near the Stour Valley Path in Dedham Vale.

The Sun Inn, Dedham

Essex
The Ship at Dunwich, a traditional red-brick coastal inn on the Suffolk Coast Path in the village of Dunwich, Suffolk.

The Ship at Dunwich

Suffolk Coast
Le Strange Arms Hotel in Old Hunstanton, beside the Norfolk Coast Path

Le Strange Arms Hotel, Old Hunstanton

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Pier Hotel in Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk, showing the historic red-brick Victorian hotel with its pitched roof, bay windows, balconies and seafront terrace overlooking the sandy beach.

Pier Hotel, Gorleston-on-Sea

Norfolk Coast
Evening exterior of Diadem Hotel in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, showing the white-painted Victorian building with black-trimmed bay windows, illuminated entrance, decorative lighting and colourful flower displays.

Diadem Hotel, Great Yarmouth

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Spindrift Guest House in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, showing the traditional red-brick Victorian building with blue-painted window frames, bay windows, hanging flower baskets and entrance courtyard.

Spindrift Guest House, Great Yarmouth

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Hotel Ocean on Great Yarmouth seafront, Norfolk, showing the historic hotel building, Café Ocean entrance, outdoor dining terrace with tables and parasols, and pavement seating along Marine Parade.

Hotel Ocean, Great Yarmouth

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Old Hall Hotel in Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk, showing the red-brick building, entrance to Branford's Restaurant and Bar, and outdoor terrace with tables, chairs and parasols.

Old Hall Hotel, Caister-on-Sea

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Ingham Swan in Ingham, Norfolk, showing the historic country inn with its traditional thatched roof, flint and brick walls, white-painted frontage and roadside entrance.

The Ingham Swan, Ingham

Norfolk Broads
Exterior of Dairy Barns in Hickling, Norfolk, showing traditional red-brick converted farm buildings with tiled roofs, a paved courtyard, outdoor tables and chairs, and potted plants.

Dairy Barns, Hickling

Norfolk Broads
Exterior of The Ship Inn in Mundesley, Norfolk, showing the traditional brick and flint coastal inn with tiled roofs, outdoor seating, flower planters and a glimpse of the North Sea.

The Ship Inn, Mundesley

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Mill House Bed and Breakfast in Overstrand, Norfolk, showing a traditional red-brick country house with a tiled roof, white-framed sash windows, climbing plants and a landscaped garden with outdoor seating.

Mill House Bed and Breakfast, Overstrand

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Sea Marge Hotel in Overstrand, Norfolk, showing the historic Tudor-style building with timber-framed gables, tall brick chimneys, landscaped lawns, flower beds and outdoor seating.

Sea Marge Hotel, Overstrand

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The White Horse in Overstrand, Norfolk, showing the traditional red-brick and timber-framed coastal inn, pitched tiled roofs, village pub signage and outdoor seating area.

The White Horse, Overstrand

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Sandcliff Guest House in Cromer, Norfolk, showing the traditional red-brick Victorian building with decorative gables, bay windows, tiled roof and guest parking beside the seafront road.

Sandcliff Guest House, Cromer

Norfolk Coast
Sea view from The Red Lion Hotel in Cromer, Norfolk, overlooking Cromer Pier, the seafront and waves breaking along the shoreline beneath a colourful sunset sky.

The Red Lion Hotel, Cromer

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Lobster in Sheringham, Norfolk, showing the traditional white-painted coastal pub on a street corner, with pitched tiled roof, tall chimneys, pub signage and surrounding town buildings.

The Lobster, Sheringham

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Two Lifeboats in Sheringham, Norfolk, showing the traditional blue-grey seafront inn with red pantile roof, hanging pub sign, flags and the beach visible at the end of the road.

The Two Lifeboats, Sheringham

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Maltings hotel in Weybourne, Norfolk, showing a restored flint and brick building with red pantile roofs, outdoor terrace seating, a green lawn and mature trees.

The Maltings, Weybourne

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Ship Inn in Weybourne, Norfolk, showing the traditional red-brick village inn with red tiled roof, timber-framed bay windows, outdoor dining pods and Weybourne village church in the background.

The Ship Inn, Weybourne

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Three Swallows in Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, showing the traditional whitewashed village inn with red pantile roof, brick chimneys, green-framed windows and outdoor dining tables.

Three Swallows, Cley-next-the-Sea

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Harnser guest house in Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, showing the traditional whitewashed and flint building with tiled roof, hanging flower baskets and outdoor seating.

The Harnser, Cley-next-the-Sea

Norfolk Coast
Historic Cley Windmill in Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, rising above extensive coastal reedbeds, with traditional village buildings and a clear blue sky.

Cley Windmill, Cley-next-the-Sea

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Blakeney House in Blakeney, Norfolk, showing the Victorian red-brick guest house with bay windows, decorative turrets, flowering wisteria and a gravel courtyard.

Blakeney House, Blakeney

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Manor Coastal Hotel & Inn in Blakeney, Norfolk, showing the white-painted historic building, flint walls, garden seating and mature trees beneath a clear blue sky.

The Manor Coastal Hotel & Inn, Blakeney

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The White Horse in Blakeney, Norfolk, showing the traditional flint-built coastal inn with illuminated windows and entrance at dusk.

The White Horse, Blakeney

Norfolk Coast
Front exterior of Morston Hall country house hotel in Morston, Norfolk, showing the historic brick building, glass conservatories and landscaped lawn beneath a blue sky.

Morston Hall, Morston

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Red Lion in Stiffkey, Norfolk, showing the traditional whitewashed village inn, hanging pub sign, outdoor seating shelters and courtyard beneath a clear blue sky.

The Red Lion, Stiffkey

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Quay Rooms in Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, showing the traditional red-brick building with blue-painted entrance and white-framed windows, close to the harbour.

The Quay Rooms, Wells-next-the-Sea

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Crown Hotel in Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, showing the historic white-painted building, illuminated windows, central entrance and outdoor seating at dusk.

The Crown Hotel, Wells-next-the-Sea

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Globe Inn in Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, showing the whitewashed façade, blue-painted entrance and bay windows, with the inn's distinctive globe sign above the doorway.

The Globe Inn, Wells-next-the-Sea

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Hero in Burnham Overy Staithe, Norfolk, showing the traditional whitewashed village pub, hanging sign and illuminated outdoor seating area at dusk.

The Hero, Burnham Overy Staithe

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Ship in Brancaster, Norfolk, showing the whitewashed historic inn with its painted signage, entrance and hanging pub sign.

The Ship, Brancaster

Norfolk Coast
Aerial view of outdoor dining terraces, garden seating and a marquee at The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk, with coastal vegetation in the foreground.

The White Horse, Brancaster Staithe

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Chequers Inn in Thornham, Norfolk, with outdoor tables, parasols and guests seated outside the historic village pub.

The Chequers Inn, Thornham

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of Titchwell Manor Hotel in Titchwell, Norfolk, illuminated with blue and warm lighting at dusk.

Titchwell Manor Hotel, Titchwell

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Orange Tree inn in Thornham, Norfolk, with outdoor seating and a garden.

The Orange Tree, Thornham

Norfolk Coast
Exterior of The Lifeboat Inn in Thornham, Norfolk, showing the traditional whitewashed building, guest room windows and entrance.

The Lifeboat Inn, Thornham

Norfolk Coast
Ellinbrook Guest House in Hunstanton near the start of the Norfolk Coast Path.

Ellinbrook Guest House, Hunstanton

Norfolk Coast
The Ostrich Pub in Castle Acre, a traditional village pub on the Peddars Way in Norfolk.

The Ostrich Pub, Castle Acre

Norfolk
The Gin Trap Inn in Ringstead on the Peddars Way in West Norfolk.

The Gin Trap Inn, Ringstead

Norfolk Coast
The Olde Windmill Inn in Great Cressingham, a Stay at a historic Norfolk inn near the Peddars Way in Norfolk.

The Olde Windmill Inn, Great Cressingham

Norfolk
The Dabbling Duck in Great Massingham, a village inn close to the Peddars Way in Norfolk.

The Dabbling Duck, Great Massingham

Norfolk
Entrance to Grange Farm House in Euston, Norfolk.

Grange Farm House, Euston

Norfolk
WALKING BREAKS

Walking breaks in Britain

Discover short walking breaks across Britain, with carefully selected places to stay, local walking routes, historic towns and landscapes to explore. Stay for a few nights, walk at your own pace and discover more from one base.

St Edmundsbury Cathedral rising above the Abbey Gardens in Bury St Edmunds, framed by autumn trees with abbey ruins in the foreground.
History & Culture

Bury St Edmunds: Gardens, History & Evenings Out

Stay in Bury St Edmunds for three nights, with mornings in the Abbey Gardens, walks through medieval streets and evenings of good food, independent cinema and theatre. Book accommodation through our featured stay; meals, visits and entertainment are arranged and paid for separately.

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Great Massingham, Norfolk. Self Guided Walking breaks
Countryside & History

Walking from Great Massingham

Plan a walking break in Great Massingham, with countryside walks, nearby sections of the Peddars Way, historic Castle Acre and places to stay in the village.

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EXPLORE

Follow the path. Discover the place.

Self Guided Travel connects walking routes with the landscapes, historic towns, villages and places to stay around them. Discover somewhere new, explore at your own pace and find a place worth staying for.

JOURNEYS

Self-guided walking journeys

Explore long-distance trails through suggested journeys designed to help you plan and walk the route independently.

Woodland section of the Peddars Way near Knettishall Heath at the start of the journey.
Journey

Peddars Way Complete Journey

Walk the complete Peddars Way from Knettishall Heath to the Norfolk coast, with a five-day itinerary.

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Walker crossing gently undulating heathland on the Norfolk Coast Path, showing the trail's easy-going terrain and open landscapes.
Journey

Norfolk Coast Path Complete Journey

Walk the complete Norfolk Coast Path from Hunstanton to Hopton-on-Sea, with an eight-day itinerary and suggested places to stay along the route.

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Footbridge crossing coastal marshes along the Suffolk Coast Path beneath wide East Anglian skies.
Journey

Suffolk Coast Path Complete Journey

Walk the complete Suffolk Coast Path from Felixstowe to Lowestoft, with a five-day itinerary and suggested places to stay along the route.

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PLACES

Places worth exploring

Discover historic sites, landmarks and places to visit along Britain's trails and across its landscapes.

Hunstanton Cliffs on the Norfolk Coast Path showing red and white striped rock layers above a rocky shoreline at low tide.
Cliffs

Hunstanton Cliffs

Hunstanton Cliffs are a distinctive stretch of Norfolk coastline, known for their striped red and white chalk, wide views across The Wash and position beside the Norfolk Coast Path.

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Cley Windmill beside marshland near the Norfolk Coast Path with reeds and open landscape in the foreground.
Windmill

Cley Windmill

Historic windmill overlooking the coastal marshes at Cley-next-the-Sea, with guest accommodation, village walks and the Norfolk Coast Path nearby.

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Historic waterfront buildings and moored boats beside a tidal harbour channel, with saltmarshes along the water's edge on the Norfolk coast.
Historic Harbour

Blakeney Harbour

Expansive natural harbour on the north Norfolk coast, with tidal creeks, saltmarshes, mudflats and coastal walking routes between Blakeney, Morston and the sea.

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Open water and reedbeds beside a traditional thatched boathouse at Hickling Broad in the Norfolk Broads, with a windmill visible beyond the trees.
Broad

Hickling Broad

Expansive freshwater broad surrounded by reedbeds, marshes and wetland wildlife, with nature trails and peaceful waterside landscapes in The Broads National Park.

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Grey seals resting on the sandy beach at Horsey Gap on the Norfolk coast, beside large coastal defence rocks with the North Sea in the background.
Beach

Horsey Gap

Wide sandy beach and coastal dunes on the east Norfolk coast, known for its grey seal colony, open North Sea views and walking routes along the Norfolk Coast Path.

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Brick exterior of Moyse’s Hall Museum in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, showing the museum entrance, white-framed windows and Brentgovel Street sign.
Historic Museum

Moyse’s Hall Museum, Bury St Edmunds

Historic museum housed in a 12th-century stone building overlooking the marketplace in Bury St Edmunds, with collections exploring Suffolk's history, local stories and centuries of town life.

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Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, illuminated at night, showing its historic Regency façade, arched entrances and warmly lit windows.
Historic Theatre

Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds

Historic Regency theatre in the centre of Bury St Edmunds, with beautifully preserved interiors, live performances and a programme of cultural events throughout the year.

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Landscaped Abbey Gardens in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, with ornamental plants, green lawns and autumn trees, overlooked by the Millennium Tower of St Edmundsbury Cathedral.
Historic Gardens

Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds

Landscaped gardens in the historic centre of Bury St Edmunds, with colourful flower beds, tree-lined paths, medieval abbey ruins and peaceful green spaces beside the River Lark.

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St Edmundsbury Cathedral in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, showing the Gothic Millennium Tower rising above historic rooftops and mature trees beneath a cloudy sky.
Cathedral

St Edmundsbury Cathedral

Historic cathedral in the heart of Bury St Edmunds, with its soaring Gothic Millennium Tower, richly detailed interiors and close connections to the medieval abbey.

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Medieval stone and flint ruins of Bury St Edmunds Abbey in Suffolk, beside a curved walking path with benches and mature trees in Abbey Gardens.
Historic Abbey

Bury St Edmunds Abbey

Ruins of one of medieval England's most important Benedictine monasteries, set among the landscaped Abbey Gardens in the historic centre of Bury St Edmunds.

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Abbey Gate in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, showing the historic 14th-century stone gateway with Gothic arches, decorative carvings and a crenellated parapet overlooking Angel Hill.
Historic Gateway

Abbey Gate, Bury St Edmunds

Imposing 14th-century stone gateway on Angel Hill, with elaborate Gothic architecture and a historic entrance to the Abbey Gardens and medieval abbey ruins.

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Norman Tower in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, showing the historic stone bell tower with Romanesque arches and its medieval gateway, framed by buildings on Angel Hill.
Historic Tower

Norman Tower, Bury St Edmunds

12th-century Norman stone gateway and historic bell tower beside St Edmundsbury Cathedral, with Romanesque arches and richly carved medieval architecture.

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TRAILS

Explore Britain's trails

Discover long-distance paths and walking routes through Britain's landscapes, coast and countryside.

Castle Acre Priory ruins with surrounding fields, stone buildings, and the village church tower in the distance — a key landmark along the Peddars Way in Norfolk.
National Trail

Peddars Way

Follow the Peddars Way from Knettishall Heath to Holme-next-the-Sea, explore places and landscapes along the route, plan your walk and find places to stay across Norfolk.

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Walkers on a raised coastal path beside saltmarsh and tidal water on the Norfolk Coast Path, with soft winter light and misty horizons.
National Trail

Norfolk Coast Path

Follow the Norfolk Coast Path from Hunstanton to Hopton-on-Sea, explore places and landscapes along the route, plan your walk and find places to stay along the Norfolk coast.

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Suffolk coast path coastal walking through a heath land section.
Coastal Path

Suffolk Coast Path

Follow the Suffolk Coast Path from Felixstowe to Lowestoft, explore places and landscapes along the route, plan your walk and find places to stay along the Suffolk coast.

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NATIONAL LANDSCAPES & PARKS

Explore Britain's landscapes

Discover National Parks, National Landscapes and protected places shaped by coast, countryside and wild landscapes.

Estuary marshland and tidal creeks with big skies along the Suffolk Coast and Heaths National Landscape.
National Landscape

Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape

Explore the Suffolk and Essex coast on foot, through estuaries, heathland, shingle beaches, nature reserves and coastal settlements, with walking trails and places to stay across the National Landscape.

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Two sailboats resting on tidal sandbanks at low tide on the Norfolk Coast, surrounded by wide saltmarsh and calm shallow water, with soft coastal light and a hazy horizon.
National Landscape

Norfolk Coast National Landscape

Explore the Norfolk coast on foot, through beaches, saltmarshes, nature reserves and coastal villages, with walking routes, trails and places to stay across the National Landscape.

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Walkers beside the River Stour in Dedham Vale National Landscape, passing grazing cattle and riverside meadows in soft autumn light.
National Landscape

Dedham Vale National Landscape

Explore Dedham Vale on foot, through river valleys, water meadows, farmland, woodland and historic villages along the River Stour, with walking trails and places to stay across the National Landscape.

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EXPLORE

Beyond the places. Discover the stories.

Explore the history, landscapes and people behind Britain's walking routes and destinations, with practical guides, first-hand journals and articles shaped by research and time spent exploring.

GUIDES

Plan your next journey

Practical guides to getting there, walking the route, finding places to stay and planning your journey.

Thetford train station platform, peddars way arrivals.
Guide

Getting to the Peddars Way: Arrival at Thetford

How to reach Thetford and Knettishall Heath by public transport, where to stay before your walk, and how to get to the start of the Peddars Way.

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Sunlit woodland track along the Peddars Way, passing through mixed forest and Breckland countryside in Norfolk.
Guide

How Difficult Is the Peddars Way?

The Peddars Way is a relatively gentle 46-mile long-distance trail, with mostly flat terrain, straightforward navigation and few steep climbs.

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King's Lynn railway station in Norfolk, a key transport hub for travellers arriving for or departing from the Peddars Way.
Guide

Getting Home from the Peddars Way

How to travel home from Holme-next-the-Sea after completing the Peddars Way, with bus, rail and taxi options via Hunstanton and King's Lynn.

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Hunstanton seafront at the start of the Norfolk Coast Path, with the promenade, gardens, and views across The Wash.
Guide

Getting to the Norfolk Coast Path: Arrival in Hunstanton

How to reach Hunstanton by public transport, where to stay before your walk, and how to begin the Norfolk Coast Path.

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Walker crossing gently undulating heathland on the Norfolk Coast Path, showing the trail's easy-going terrain and open landscapes.
Guide

How Difficult Is the Norfolk Coast Path?

The Norfolk Coast Path is a relatively gentle 84-mile long-distance trail, with mostly flat or gently undulating terrain and few sustained climbs.

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Walking path beside a coastal waterway with grassland and shelters near the Norfolk coast.
Guide

Getting Home After Completing the Norfolk Coast Path

How to travel home from Hopton-on-Sea after completing the Norfolk Coast Path, with bus, rail and taxi options via Great Yarmouth.

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JOURNALS

Stories from the trail

Notes, photographs and observations from time spent exploring Britain's trails, landscapes and places.

Cow grazing beside the River Stour in Dedham Vale National Landscape, surrounded by tall reeds and golden autumn trees reflected in calm water.
Journal

Everyday Life Along the River in Dedham Vale

Autumn along the River Stour, where riverside paths, grazing cattle, farmland and villages reveal a landscape shaped as much by everyday life as by the river itself.

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Autumn countryside along the Stour Valley Path in Dedham Vale National Landscape, Suffolk.
Journal

Autumn in Dedham Vale

Autumn in Dedham Vale, spending time along the River Stour while researching the St Edmund Way, Stour Valley Path and the wider landscape they pass through.

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View across the River Ore estuary at Orford, with sailing boats, tidal mudflats, and saltmarsh along the Suffolk Coast Path.
Journal

Autumn in Orford

Orford was one of the places we kept returning to while exploring the Suffolk Coast Path and the landscapes of the Suffolk coast during autumn.

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ARTICLES

Explore further

Articles exploring Britain's trails, landscapes and places in greater depth.

Walkers passing through the Norfolk Coast National Landscape along the Norfolk Cast Path.
Article

What Is Self Guided Travel?

A travel publisher built around a simple idea: start with where you want to explore, then help you understand the routes, landscapes, places and practical information that can turn that interest into a journey.

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Walkers moving between large rock boulders beneath the striped cliffs at Hunstanton on the Norfolk Coast Path in Norfolk.
Article

How Hunstanton Cliffs Were Formed

The distinctive striped cliffs at Hunstanton reveal a sequence of ancient rocks, with layers of brown sandstone, red chalk and pale chalk exposed along the edge of The Wash.

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Walkers following the Peddars Way through woodland and heathland in rural Norfolk.
Article

Walking the Peddars Way

A journey through heathland, historic villages and the open landscapes of West Norfolk, following an ancient route from Knettishall Heath to the Norfolk coast.

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The Olde Windmill Inn in Great Cressingham, a traditional village inn near the Peddars Way in Norfolk.
Article

Where to Stay on the Peddars Way

Find places to stay along the Peddars Way and understand how different overnight stops can shape a multi-day walk from Knettishall Heath to the Norfolk coast.

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NEWS

Latest from Self Guided Travel

News, updates and developments from Britain's trails, landscapes and places.

Interactive accommodation map showing the Peddars Way GPX route and places to stay along and around the trail in Norfolk.
News

Interactive Trail and Accommodation Maps Introduced

Self Guided Travel has begun introducing interactive accommodation maps that combine GPX trail routes with places to stay, helping walkers understand where accommodation is located in relation to the route they are planning.

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Wooden Peddars Way National Trail signpost in Breckland forest marking the route through Norfolk.
News

Peddars Way Complete Journey Published

Self Guided Travel has published a five-day itinerary for walking the complete Peddars Way independently, connecting the route with practical Guides, overnight stops and places along the trail.

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