Browsing Venues

Broads holiday village set beside the banks of the River Bure.

Visit Coltishall and historic Horstead Mill on the River Bure, and take the Bure Valley cycle track to Buxton/ Aylsham. 8½ miles (13.5km) approx.

Thought to be the only traffic-free cycle path in Britain that runs alongside a narrow guage railway. 9-mile route, Aylsham to Hoveton & Wroxham

From Happisburgh beach there are miles of coastal paths to walk and footpaths in the surrounding area. The cliffs offer an impressive backdrop to the beach with its red and white lighthouse and St Mary’s Church.

How Hill National Nature Reserve will show you something of all the Broads habitats - open water, fens, grazing marshes and wet woodland. It even has its own broad and there are three drainage mills on the reserve.

Settled in Anglo-Saxon times, North Walsham became an important cloth-making centre when Flemish weavers arrived in the 12th C.

This is a boating and walking trail in the Spy format with clues set in and around Salhouse Broad, Hoveton Great Broad Nature Trail, Ranworth (Malthouse Broad), Ludham (Womack Staithe) and Potter Heigham Staithe.