Browsing leisure activities within 10 miles of Sunnyside 

Nancy Oldfield Trust offers disabled and disadvantaged people an exciting day out on the Norfolk Broads. You can experience the fun and exhilaration of sailing or canoeing, observe nature close at hand, try your hand at fishing.

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.

The trail is centered around the joined villages of Wroxham and Hoveton.

Barton Turf Adventure Centre (BTAC) is the premier RYA-recognised dinghy sailing school on the Broads. Originally only for schools' use, it is now open to everybody at weekends and in school holidays. (Pre-booking essential)

Short but sweet, this one mile of former railway line runs from the edge of North Walsham almost to the hamlet of Knapton, for an easy road link to Mundesley on the coast.

Much of the Weaver's Way, running from Cromer to Gt Yarmouth, is footpath only but from Aylsham to Stalham cycling is permitted. 13-mile section.

Explore a lovely Broads village, visit historic Horstead Mill and stroll along the River Bure. 6 miles (9km) approx. The link below will take you to a pdf of the route.

A ride to show you several Broads villages and two broads - Barton and Cockshoot - both reached by mysterious boarded walkways. 23 miles (37km) approx.