Hiking & Walking
Hiking, Rambling, Bird Watching and Outdoor Country Pursuits are very popular in and around the Norfolk Broads. You will find hundreds of miles of roads and country lanes along which you can indulge your chosen recreational pursuit. The Norfolk Broads enjoys international renown for its bird, wildlife and unspoilt nature, Hidden down these lanes are the little villages and hamlets, where the real 'Broadlander' folk live. Here you'll find plenty of pubs, in which to whet your whistle or satisfy your hunger. The Norfolk Broads coast offers one of the finest areas of natural beauty in the country.
Seal Pups Galore
Seal Pups Galore
Horsey Beach every year hosts a large grey seal colony coming ashore to birth pups and breed, a perfect place for seal watching
Walking the Upton Dyke Walk
Upton Dyke Walk
Fancy and easy but spectacular walk by the river Bure at Upton, read on for a taster...
Otters in the Broads
Otters A 'Broad'
These cheeky chappies have come back from the edge of extinction to a thriving lifestyle in the Norfolk Broads and Rivers
Barton Broad - Walk
Barton Broad - Walk
Walk along the Barton Broad Board Walk, leaving the car in the Car Park
and enjoy a exhilarating broadland waterside stroll.
Hickling Broad
Hickling Broad
Hickling Broad is situated in the upper stretches of the River Thurne, and is the largest expanse of open water in the beautiful Norfolk Broads
Norwich Ghost Walks
Norwich Ghost Walks
Experience the highly acclaimed Ghost Walk tour on foot as you walk through the ancient and mystical streets of the City of Norwich in the heart of the Norfolk Broads
Ormesby Broad
Ormesby Broad
Enjoy a wonderful walk and the scenery around this beautiful part of the Norfolk Broads, lots of fantastic wild and bird life on display all year round
Rockland Marshes
Rockland Marshes
This small reserve provides views over Rockland Broad, the River Yare, reedbeds and open grazing marshes, via a wheelchair-friendly path
Strumpshaw Fen Nature Reserve
Strumpshaw Fen
This reserve has the full range of broadland habitats & woodlands and orchid-rich meadows and you could chance upon marsh harriers, bitterns and kingfishers.
Cycle or Walk - Weavers Way
Weavers Way
Weavers Way - Great Yarmouth to Cromer. This is a very long distance trail and the scenery is well worth the effort
