Bird Watching

Large area of coastal habitat, particularly noted for birdlife. Extensive area of saltmarsh, intertidal mud and sandflats. Site of the Roman fort of Branodunum and Scolt Head Island

Address:  , Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk,

Bird Watching

Scolt Head Island NNR is the prime example of an offshore barrier island in the UK. It is situated on a very dynamic coastline and is steadily growing westward.

Address: Brancaster Staithe Harbour, Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk,

Bird Watching

One of the largest expanses of undeveloped coastal habitats of its type in Europe. Dynamic undeveloped coastal habitat. Long sand and shingle spit, fine sea views and wide open skies. Significant breeding area for tern colonies.

Address: Friary Farm, Blakeney, Norfolk, NR25 7NW

Bird Watching

HOLKHAM is the most extensive, diverse and dramatic nature reserve on a coastline famous for nature reserves.

Address:  , Holkham, Norfolk,

Bird Watching

The RSPBs Snettisham reserve gets you close to the wild heart of The Wash - the UK’s most important estuary for wildlife. Two of the UKs best wildlife spectacles can be experienced at Snettisham

Address:  , Snettisham, Norfolk,

Bird Watching

Situated on the stunning north Norfolk coast, Titchwell Marsh is one of the RSPBs most visited reserves. It has something for everyone, from beginners to seasoned birdwatchers on the lookout for a rarity.

Address:  , Titchwell, Norfolk,

Boat & Board Hire

Situated at the entrance to Brancaster Staithe ‘Harbour Way’ the school utilises the sheltered water that the Island of Scolt Head provides. Ideal for beginners to enjoy watersports in beautiful surroundings.

Address: The Boatyard, Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk, PE31 8BP

Cycling

We have three circular permissive bridleways around the North side of the farm. The walks are part of our Countryside Stewardship scheme, which also includes 6 metre strips around each field creating better habitats for nature.

Address: Deepdale Farm, Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk, PE31 8DD

Cycling

The North Sea Cycle Route is a 6,000km route based on existing national, regional and local cycle routes in Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Scotland and England.

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Cycling

This permissive bridle path offers a safe route along grass margins around Whitehall Farm.

Address:  , Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk,

Cycling

This new permissive bridleway links the village of Ringstead with the wider countryside.

Address:  , Ringstead, Norfolk,

Cycling

The route via Felixstowe is 114 miles (uses 3 ferries). Map shows 199 miles of route of which 27 are traffic free The southern half of the Hull to Harwich cycle route. The main traffic free section is the Marriotts Way, north-west out of Norwich.

Address:  , Fakenham to Harwich, ,

Cycling

The Northern half of the Hull to Harwich cycle route has ideal cycling country with quiet routes and a flat landscape.

Address:  , Hull to Fakenham, ,

Cycling

A 10 mile circular route for cyclists and walkers, forming part of the North Sea Cycle Route and the Norfolk Coast Cycleway

Address:  , Holkham, Norfolk,

Horse Riding

We have three circular permissive bridleways around the North side of the farm. The walks are part of our Countryside Stewardship scheme, which also includes 6 metre strips around each field creating better habitats for nature.

Address: Deepdale Farm, Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk, PE31 8DD

Horse Riding

This permissive bridle path offers a safe route along grass margins around Whitehall Farm.

Address:  , Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk,

Horse Riding

A small stretch of permissive access has been created under the Countryside Stewardship Scheme which links two stretches of public access which run through the attractive countryside surrounding Bircham Newton.

Address:  , Bircham Newton, Norfolk,

Horse Riding

This new permissive bridleway links the village of Ringstead with the wider countryside.

Address:  , Ringstead, Norfolk,

Horse Riding

This route for walkers and horseriders links to existing access paths and partly follows the route of the old Roman Road to the Norfolk coast.

Address:  , Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk,

Horse Riding

This network of permissive footpaths and bridleways has been provided under the Countryside Stewardship Scheme to offer pleasant circular routes around Binham, linking with minor roads and public rights of way.

Address:  , Binham, Norfolk,

Horse Riding

This permissive path provides a safe off road route for horse riders and walkers. Grass margins have been planted around all of the fields on this farm to benefit birds, small mammals and insects.

Address:  , Thornham, Norfolk,

Horse Riding

This circular bridleway provides horse riders, cyclists and walkers a 4.5km route on the outskirts of Thornham. Grass margins have been planted around all of the fields on this farm to benefit birds, small mammals and insects.

Address:  , Thornham, Norfolk,

Kiting

The North Norfolk Coast has been notified as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. PLEASE TREAT THIS AREA WITH THE RESPECT THAT IT DESERVES AT ALL TIMES

Address:  , Brancaster, Norfolk,

Sailing & Watersport Courses

Situated at the entrance to Brancaster Staithe ‘Harbour Way’ the school utilises the sheltered water that the Island of Scolt Head provides. Ideal for beginners to enjoy watersports in beautiful surroundings.

Address: The Boatyard, Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk, PE31 8BP

Tennis

There are two excellent tennis courts situated in the centre of the village of Brancaster Staithe, adjacent to the Playing Field and the Village Hall. Visitors are most welcome to use the courts and the fee is £5 per court per hour.

Address:  , Brancaster Staithe and Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk,

Walking

This 16km route can be split into two approximately equal circuits. There is some minor road walking, but it is mainly on soft lanes and coastal paths.

Address:  , Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk,

Walking

We have three circular permissive bridleways around the North side of the farm. The walks are part of our Countryside Stewardship scheme, which also includes 6 metre strips around each field creating better habitats for nature.

Address: Deepdale Farm, Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk, PE31 8DD

Walking

The Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path starts in Suffolk and follows the route of a Roman road to Holme-next-the-Sea on the north Norfolk coast. At Holme the Peddars Way meets the Norfolk Coast Path as it runs from Hunstanton to Cromer.

Address:  , Hunstanton to Cromer, Norfolk,

Walking

Bloodgate Hill is the site of an Iron age Fort where the remains of a circular earthwork enclosure have survived under cultivation. This Scheduled Ancient Monument has been protected from further damage through reversion to pasture.

Address:  , South Creake, Norfolk,

Walking

This permissive bridle path offers a safe route along grass margins around Whitehall Farm.

Address:  , Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk,

Walking

This is a 6 ½ mile walk, which takes in salt marshes, St Marys Friary and St Margarets Church.

Address:  , Burnham Market, Norfolk,

Walking

A small stretch of permissive access has been created under the Countryside Stewardship Scheme which links two stretches of public access which run through the attractive countryside surrounding Bircham Newton.

Address:  , Bircham Newton, Norfolk,

Walking

This new permissive bridleway links the village of Ringstead with the wider countryside.

Address:  , Ringstead, Norfolk,

Walking

This route for walkers and horseriders links to existing access paths and partly follows the route of the old Roman Road to the Norfolk coast.

Address:  , Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk,

Walking

These permissive footpaths have been created to link with a new area of Open Access and other existing permissive access and public rights of way.

Address:  , Burnham Market, Norfolk,

Walking

The route links a public footpath with the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coastal Path, and offers fine views over the marshes.

Address:  , Titchwell, Norfolk,

Walking

This network of permissive footpaths and bridleways has been provided under the Countryside Stewardship Scheme to offer pleasant circular routes around Binham, linking with minor roads and public rights of way.

Address:  , Binham, Norfolk,

Walking

This permissive footpath has been provided by the landowner. It links in with existing rights of way providing a circular walk and views of the deer park.

Address:  , Snettisham, Norfolk,

Walking

This permissive footpath provides a short circular walk following grassy margins around arable farmland, and links with public rights-of-way which cross the farm.

Address:  , Holkham, Norfolk,

Walking

You are kindly invited to walk or ride around the permissive footpath/bridleway which has been provided under the Countyrside Stewardship Scheme. The access route enables you to enjoy a particularly attractive part of North Norfolk.

Address:  , Burnham Market, Norfolk,

Walking

This permissive path provides a safe off road route for horse riders and walkers. Grass margins have been planted around all of the fields on this farm to benefit birds, small mammals and insects.

Address:  , Thornham, Norfolk,

Walking

This circular bridleway provides horse riders, cyclists and walkers a 4.5km route on the outskirts of Thornham. Grass margins have been planted around all of the fields on this farm to benefit birds, small mammals and insects.

Address:  , Thornham, Norfolk,

Walking

You are welcome to walk across the area marked in green on the map. It is a Country Wildlife Site (Louseybush Meadow ref 1313) and is a very good example of species rich grassland.

Address:  , Wells-Next-The-Sea, Norfolk,