Leaving the Norfolk Coast Path is straightforward by rail, with connections linking the coast to Norwich, London, and the wider network.
Main Departure Point: Great Yarmouth
The main rail access point at the eastern end is Great Yarmouth railway station, located north of Hopton-on-Sea.
For walkers completing the route from west to east, it provides the most practical connection away from the coast.
The station is served by Greater Anglia, with regular services to Norwich and onward connections across the rail network.
Other Departure Points Along the Route
Rail access is available at several points along the coast.
A station within walking distance of the shoreline, providing a convenient place to leave the route.
Another accessible station along the north coast, with connections via Norwich.
Returning to London
Most return journeys are made via Norwich:
- Great Yarmouth, Cromer, or Sheringham to Norwich
- Norwich to London Liverpool Street
This provides a straightforward return after completing the route.
A Flexible Route
The Norfolk Coast Path can be left at multiple points along its length.
You can:
- Walk shorter sections
- Leave the route based on time or conditions
- Return to accommodation bases along the coast
Rail connections along the route make it easy to plan a one-way journey without retracing your steps.
Continue Planning the Route