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FACTFILE |
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Length
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93 miles/149 km from
Knettishall Heath near Thetford to
Cromer. The Way is in two parts - The Peddars Way runs northwards
through the Norfolk countryside to near Hunstanton and The coast path
section then runs eastwards via Sheringham. Connections with the Weavers
Way and Angles Way allow a long circuit of Norfolk to be completed. |
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Terrain
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Easy walking through the Brecks
Environmentally Sensitive Area and along the coast in the Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is an enjoyable mix of country lanes,
footpaths and tracks through a varied landscape of open heath and meres,
woodland, rich farmland divided by flower-filled hedgerows and pretty
flint and carrstone villages.
The coastline is famous for its remoteness and
wild beauty. It is a wonderfully diverse landscape of sweeping sandy
beaches, grass tufted dunes, saltings, reed beds, creeks, tidal inlets
and unspoilt villages. |
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Connecting Paths |
Angles Way,
Hereward Way, Icknield Way, Nar Valley Way, Weavers Way |
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Maps
Great savings!

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Explorer
229,
236,
250,
251,
252
Landranger
132,
133,
144 |
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Tourist Information
Centres |
Cromer 01263 512497;
Great Yarmouth 01493 846345;
Hunstanton 01485 532610; Sheringham 01263 824329;
Swaffham 01760 722255; Wells 01328 710885 |
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