The Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path : 130 mile national trail - Norfolk's best inland and coastal scenery

Explore the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path, weaving together the very best of Norfolk's inland and coastal scenery. This inspiring long-distance walk follows ancient Roman roads, wild marshlands, dramatic clifftops, and sweeping sandy beaches beneath famously big East Anglian skies. Whether you plan to complete the entire trail in one journey or break it into shorter sections over several weekends, excellent public transport links connect many towns and villages along the route, offering flexibility for day walks or longer trips. Walk in the footsteps of ancient Britons and Romans along the historic Peddars Way, before joining the Norfolk Coast Path to experience vast salt marshes, bustling seaside towns, and the wild beauty of Blakeney Point and Holkham's dunes. Encounter a Norfolk landscape as varied as it is atmospheric—one moment treading through tranquil Breckland woods, the next bracing against the wind atop remote cliffs or strolling bustling resort promenades in Hunstanton and Sheringham. The route is alive with history and wildlife: look out for the Norfolk Songlines sculptures, ancient tumuli, migrating birds, and the enduring traces of Bronze Age and Roman settlement. This comprehensive Cicerone guidebook describes the route in 11 easy-to-follow daily stages with distances ranging from 6 to 18 miles (12–29km), making it ideal for both novice long-distance walkers and seasoned explorers seeking a relaxed walking holiday. Features include step-by-step descriptions, 1:50,000 Ordnance Survey map extracts, inspiring photography, comprehensive information on local facilities and public transport, and recommended overnight stops in welcoming Norfolk towns and villages like Castle Acre, Wells-next-the-Sea, Cley, Cromer, and Great Yarmouth. The trail can be enjoyed year-round, revealing new facets in every season, from wild winter seascapes to the tranquil stillness of Breckland woods in summer.