Routes, Landscapes, and Wild Places

Long-distance route through Norfolk, following an ancient Roman road between Knettishall Heath and Holme-next-the-Sea. Passing heathland, woodland, historic villages, and open countryside before joining the Norfolk Coast Path.

Coastal trail following Norfolk’s shoreline from west to east, passing nature reserves, historic harbours, wide horizons, and some of England’s most distinctive coastal landscapes.

Low-lying coastal trail along Suffolk’s shifting shoreline, linking estuaries, shingle beaches, marshes, and small seaside towns between Felixstowe and Lowestoft. A gentle long-distance walk shaped by tide, light, and open East Anglian skies.

Coastal routes, wildlife-rich nature reserves, beaches, saltmarsh, and seaside villages linked by the Norfolk Coast Path and Peddars Way.

Shingle beaches, tidal estuaries, heathland routes, and coastal towns linked by the Suffolk Coast Path, Sandlings Walk, and Stour & Orwell Walk.

River meadows, historic villages, countryside routes, and the Stour Valley Path through the landscapes of Dedham, Flatford, Sudbury, and Manningtree.