Saturday 10 May 2014 09:30 to 12:00 ... of wildlife. We first acquired Blakeney Point in 1912 - one of the very first National Trust nature reserves - find out how we have been caring for this special bit of coastline for over 100 years. A unique 3 mile (2 ½ hour) trail with our experienced coastal ranger during low tide at Blakeney. You will be guided via the tidal creeks and mud flats towards the harbour area surrounded by the scenic National Nature Reserve. Discover the varied habitats and local wildlife. Come prepared, bring wellies or waterproof boots, you will get your feet wet! Enjoy a Bacon or Egg Roll with a hot drink to help dry off! Dogs on leads are welcome. £8. Please book in advance - meet at Blakeney Quay. More Information: Iain Wolfe, 01263740241, norfolkcoast@nationaltrust.org.uk More Information Price: £8 per person Location: Blakeney, North Norfolk Coast     All Saints Church Burnham Thorpe Organising an Event? Submit it to our website by clicking here         Upcoming Events Henry Moore at Houghton Hall 01/05/2019 to 29/09/2019 Flight for Youth at Holkham 22/07/2019 to 01/09/2019 Cromer Carnival 17/08/2019 to 23/08/2019 MarGins Walking Holiday - Curlew 19/08/2019 to 22/08/2019 MarGins Walking Holiday - Avocet 19/08/2019 to 24/08/2019 Docking Local Produce Market 21/08/2019  Walk with the Warden: Cley 21/08/2019  Plankton Party - Family event 22/08/2019  A Private War (15) 24/08/2019  Fakenham Farmers’ Market 24/08/2019  Norfolk, National Trust, Brancaster Stathe, Beach, Blakeney, North Norfolk Coast, family, crabbing, fun, bugs, mud, walks, bird watching, harbour, 50 things, coast, nature, wildlife Dip your toes into a bit ... - ... of wildlife. We first acquired Blakeney Point in 1912 - one of the very first National Trust nature reserves - find out how we have been caring for this special bit of coastline for over 100 years.