Thursford Wood: The Magical Fairy Wood
Filled with hollow trees and evidence of fairy folk, this short walk could keep your family occupied for hours.
Burlingham Woods: The one with a Henge
A beautiful woodland, with an unusual feature, a wooden henge surrounding an ancient oak decorated by local artists. Buggy and wheelchair access.
Holt Country Park: The BFG & Friends One
An affordable and adaptable day out, with a variety of trails and attractions to see, plus a child-friendly café for hot chocolate post walk.
Wensum Walk, Norwich: The Cathedral & City One
The medieval city of Norwich is a good place to explore with kids, with the towering Cathedral, the ancient city walls and the river Wensum to admire.
Walsingham: The Springtastic One
This adaptable walk is perfect for spring. In February the ground of the woods erupts with snowdrops, then in May the Bluebells appear.
How Hill Secret Garden Walk
The How Hill Secret Garden walk is a delight, with water features woodland and some truly remarkable plants – it’ll be a hit with kids and adults alike.
Sandringham Sculpture Walk
Sandringham Estate Country Park is a wonderful place for an adventure, suitable for the whole family including the dog!
The Cleveland Way
The Cleveland Way winds through the breath taking North York Moors and up the spectacular North Yorkshire Coast
The Cotswold Way
The 102 mile Cotswold Way is the best way to get to the heart of the region, passing roman ruins, stately homes and chocolate-box villages.
Hadrian’s Wall Path
Follow in the footsteps of ancient Romans on this 84 mile coast to coast walk, starting near Newcastle and finishing in Bowness-on-Solway
The South West Coast Path
The SWCP is one of the longest and oldest of the National Trails. These itineraries can help see the best of what the south west has to offer.
Pennine Way
The Pennine Way is one of the most challenging walking routes in the UK, which is why National Trails have split it into manageable chunks.