Weavers' Way (Norfolk)

Norfolk

Use is made of public footpaths, disused railway line and some minor roads in passing through very varied scenery, from the mixed farmland and woodland of the north to the extensive, traditional grazing marshes of the Broadland river valleys. Notable landmarks to be seen along the Way include a number of fine flint churches, several large country houses, and a large number of wind-pumps. Parts of the Paston Way (18 miles and included on OS mapping) which visits 14 churches and villages over a meandering and convoluted route in north-east Norfolk can be used in linking Cromer with North Walsham.

Map and Route Description available from website below.

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Details:

Path Type:	Paths Marked on OS mapping
Waymark:	Named discs with route logo
Attributes:	Easy Former Railway Cycle Route Horse Ride (Multi User) River
Start:	TG218424 - Cromer, Norfolk
Finish:	TG531075 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Web Sites:	Norfolk County Council - Weavers' Way Griffmonster - Weavers Way posts [blog] Annierak - Weavers' Way [blog] An Oldie Outdoors - Weavers Way (Norfolk) [blog]

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Publications, Badges and Certificates:

Guidebook	Walkers' Britain  (AA Publishing  - 2011 )
External download	Norfolk County Council - Weavers' Way : overview map  (Norfolk County Council )
Guidebook	Walking in Norfolk : 40 circular walks in the Broads, Brecks, Fens and along the coast  (Cicerone Press  - 2013 )
Guidebook	Weavers' Way  (Joe Jackson  - 2022 )

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