The Norfolk Coast path and Peddars way have been combined to provide a fantastic long distance walking trail.  Starting inland at Knettishall Heath County Park in Suffolk, following the old Roman road, now known as the Peddars way, to the coast at Holme-next-the-Sea.  Here the route then changes to follow the coastal path along the north coast line, and then continuing down the east coast of Norfolk.  Most of the Coastal path is an Area Of Outstanding Beauty, passing through beautiful seaside towns and villages as well as crossing tidal marshes, which are teeming with wildlife.  

The most popular section to walk is along the north coastline of Norfolk, with beautiful golden beaches, mud flats and salt marshes, the perfect place to spot wildlife, including grey seals and a huge variety of coastal living birds.  

On route you will also have chance to visit Castle Acre Priory, the famous red and white striped cliffs at Hunstanton and an immense number of nature reserves including Halkham National nature reserve, which also includes Holkham hall.      

Due to the flat nature of the landscape, the terrain is classed as easy to moderate. You can walk the whole route of this path, covering both the Peddars way and the Norfolk coast path or just a preferred section. All routes are offered in one direction.