National Trails & Walking Routes



The Peddars Way route runs from Knettishall Heath to Holme-next-the-Sea, crossing quiet countryside, historic villages, and open landscapes through the heart of Norfolk. As a self-guided travel route, it links places such as Great Cressingham, Cas...

Leaving the Norfolk Coast Path is straightforward by rail, with connections linking the east and north Norfolk coast to Norwich, London, and the wider network. As a self-guided walking route, the trail allows for a continuous journey, with arrival...

The Norfolk Coast Path finishes at Hopton-on-Sea on the eastern edge of Norfolk, where self-guided travel, walking routes, coastal landscapes, and open places meet the quieter shoreline near the Suffolk border. After following the coast from Hunst...

Access to the Norfolk Coast Path is straightforward by rail, with connections linking the coastline to London and the wider network. As a self-guided walking route, the trail works naturally with public transport, allowing walkers to arrive at one...

Accommodation on the Norfolk Coast Path is found in villages and towns along the coast. Most walkers plan the route in sections, staying in places such as Hunstanton, Wells-next-the-Sea, Blakeney, Cromer, and Great Yarmouth...

The Norfolk Coast Path begins at Hunstanton on the north-west coast of Norfolk. From here, the route follows the shoreline east toward Hopton-on-Sea, linking beaches, dunes, saltmarsh, and coastal towns along the edge of The Wash...

Leaving the Peddars Way is straightforward by rail, with King’s Lynn providing the main connection point for returning from the North Norfolk coast...

The Peddars Way finishes at Holme-next-the-Sea, where the inland route meets the North Norfolk coast. After miles through Breckland and inland Norfolk, the landscape opens out into saltmarsh, dunes, and shoreline at the edge of the North Sea...

Access to the Peddars Way is straightforward by rail, with connections linking the route to Norwich, Cambridge, and London. The route works well with public transport, allowing you to travel to the start and return from the coast without needing a...

Accommodation on the Peddars Way is spread across villages along or just off the route. Most walkers plan the route over several days, staying in places such as Great Cressingham, Castle Acre, Great Massingham, and Ringstead before reaching Holme-...

The Peddars Way begins at Knettishall Heath on the Suffolk–Norfolk border. From here, the route follows the line of a Roman road north through Breckland and into Norfolk, gradually approaching the coast at Holme-next-the-Sea.

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Self Guided Travel has completed a full route corridor for the Peddars Way, linking the historic inland route with surrounding destinations, transport connections, and independent places to stay across the region.

Wild Places, Coastal Reserves, and the Growing Welcome for Adventure Travellers Along England’s East Coast

Nature Reserves Added, Wild Places Mapped, and a New Layer of Discovery Along the Norfolk Coast
National & Regional Cycle Routes





Autumn along the River Stour is a study in stillness — a slow-moving current, the rustle of reeds, and cattle grazing by the banks beneath golden trees. This is Dedham Vale...

Autumn drifts softly through Dedham Vale National Landscape, carried on a warm breeze and the scent of damp leaves. The fields glow gold in low sunlight, the air feels fres...

Autumn comes quietly to Orford, a small village on the Suffolk Coast Path where history and landscape blend into something atmospheric and enduring. The first chill morning...
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