Nature connection

If you fancy getting out and about with like-minded people, why not look at this section. We've many beautiful beaches, country parks, rivers and footpaths across the district.

Places to visit in North Norfolk

Visit National Trust places 

North Norfolk is home to some of the best National Trust sites in the country. 

Explore the Deep History Coast

North Norfolk's Deep History Coast is the 22-mile stretch of coastline between Weybourne and Cart Gap.

Visit Norfolk's nature reserves

Enjoy the great outdoors by visiting one of the nature reserves managed by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust.

Community walking and running

Walk Felbrigg: Public Autumn Walks

Explore the Felbrigg Estate on a volunteer-led walk, meet new people, and get closer to nature.  The walk is free, and you don’t need to book.  If you’re not a National Trust member, you will need to pay for parking.

Bereavement Community Walk in Cromer

Walk through grief together at our free monthly walks in Cromer. Walks are approximately 2 miles long, taken at a gentle pace, and include a stop at a local café at the end.

Walking group

Coastal Health and Wellbeing in Wells-next-the-sea run a walking group in North Norfolk. Contact them directly for current routes and times.

Parkrun

Get into walking, jogging or running. Parkrun is free, and you only need to register once, whether walking, jogging, running, volunteering or a combination.

Nature activities

Forest school and outdoor learning

Wild by Nature is a safe outdoor learning, play and connection with nature for children, parents and carers.

Get Me Out the Four Walls

Get Me Out The Four Walls offers peer support and informal social meets for parents and carers living in Norfolk and Suffolk to overcome social isolation.

Connect with nature

The Norfolk Green Care Network believe in the power of connecting with nature and welcomes all interested in fostering Green Care activities.

Therapeutic gardening

The Nurture Project is a social enterprise operating a therapeutic year-round garden project, supporting adults with mild to moderate mental health issues.

Water activities

Wellbeing on the water

Our Wellbeing on the Water offers free motor cruiser trips or sailing sessions to individuals receiving palliative care or a terminal disease diagnosis.

Wheelyboat

The North Norfolk Wheelyboat 'Poppy' is specially designed ferry enabling access to Blakeney Harbour for the disabled. 

Accessible outdoor activities

On the Move Outdoors

On The Move Outdoors brings you a series of accessible walks, trails and routes around Norfolk that everyone can enjoy.

Access tested trails

These series of trails in Norfolk are available to support people accessing the countryside and improve quality of life. Includes a route map with description, audio points, photos of the ground conditions and more.

Accessible beaches

There are several accessible beaches which are suitable for wheelchair and pushchair access with facilities nearby. 

Accessible countryside

Find details of walks and countryside places accessible by those with restricted mobility, wheelchairs and pushchairs.