Lingwood and Strumpshaw walk

The Barnham Broom to Colton walk is a peaceful countryside route showcasing the gentle beauty of rural Norfolk. Beginning near Barnham Broom, the trail follows quiet lanes and well-marked footpaths through open farmland and pockets of woodland, offering a varied and enjoyable landscape. Walkers can enjoy views across fields, stretches alongside the River Yare, and […]

Tucked within the beautifully landscaped grounds of Royal Norwich, the Woodland Walk offers a peaceful, dog‑friendly escape just moments from the city. This gentle trail winds through native woodland, wildflower areas, and open green spaces, with seasonal colour, birdsong, and the chance to spot local wildlife along the way. Well‑maintained paths make it ideal for […]

In the heart of Norfolk is Foulsham, a peaceful place with a noisy story to tell. It was a busy market town over the centuries, with a significant 103 households, two churches and a mill listed in the Domesday Book. Then in 1770 a great gunpowder explosion and fire devastated the marketplace and damaged the […]

Follow tree-lined paths and lanes between two scenic villages and indulge in fantastic food and drink from local independents in both locations.     The highlight of Salle is the fine church of St Peter’s and St Paul’s, with its expansive interior where light streams through the large windows. It’s a place to rest, while you admire the 15th century carvings to the sound of the ticking of the clock.   Heydon is the perfect idea of picture-postcard village, with glorious houses, a pretty tearoom, a welcoming pub, shops and a […]

Close to busy Norwich city, is Thorpe St Andrew, with its green and watery oasis along the River Yare. The bells from St Andrew’s Church have rung out over the marshes for centuries and today Thorpe Marshes continues to be a wonderful wildlife habitat, looked after by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust.  Flower-rich marshes teem with […]