PWE7 Burgh Castle , Great Yarmouth

FREE TRIAL!!

30 minutes: 1 miles (1.6 km)

This lovely short walk takes you to an impressive Roman Fort with fine views across the Halvergate marshes surrounding the River Waveney. The fort can be reached by all pushchairs but only those with all terrain pushchairs can do the circular route .

PWE1 Bure Valley Path, Wroxham

1 hour 45 minutes: 3.5 miles (5.6 km)

This railway walk affords lovely views over surrounding farmland to the quiet rural town of Coltishall . The route includes a trip on the steam train so make sure you check the train times before you go as it is not a daily service. Winter trains are limited.

PWE4 West Stow Field and Country Park, Mildenhall

2 hours 15 minutes: 4.25 miles (6.8 km)

Wander through woodland, heath and along lakeside paths in this great walking route. There are ducks to feed, deer to spot as well as an Anglo Saxon Village (entry fee) and adventure playground.

Contributed by: Anthony,

Peggy & Harry Elsdon

PWE11 Frampton Marsh Nature Reserve, Boston

1hour 30 minutes: 3 mile (4.8 km)

A lovely walk through an RSPB marsh land reserve alongside The Wash. On a sunny day the flat landscape allows you to see for miles and demonstrates the vast expanse of this habitat. There are plenty of birds and boats to spot so make sure you take your binoculars! This walk is also suitable for double buggies however they will have to be lifted over the kissing gate.

PWE3 Arnold's Marsh, Cley Next The Sea

1 hour 30 minutes: 3 miles (4.8 km)

A lovely walk along a sea embankment with great views over marshland nature reserves. This walk has plenty of variety with exposed sea views and enclosed woodland paths. The route takes you to one of the most famous bird watching sites in Britain.

PWE5 East Wretham Heath, Thetford

1 hour: 2 miles (3.2 km)

This simple walk takes you through a tranquil Breckland nature reserve that was once the site of an American airfield. The area is host to a unique variety of birdlife and you can be surrounded by birdsong as you walk through the ancient woodland.

PWE8 Herringfleet Marshes, Somerleyton, Lowestoft

1hour 30 minutes: 3 miles (4.8 km)

A varied walk along wooded tracks, quiet lanes and a marshland embankment to the only surviving wooden smock mill on the Norfolk Broads. The walk is perfect for little ones and adults alike with plenty to see and a lovely riverside picnic spot on route.

PWE9 Foxley Woods, Foxley, Dereham

1 hour: 1.5 miles (2.3 km)

This walk is perfect at any time of the year but especially good in spring when the woodland flowers are in bloom or in autumn as the leaves change colour and fall. This tranquil place is full of birdsong and if you are lucky you will catch a glimpse of the deer that frequent the woods .

PWE2 West Sands, Holkham

2 hours 15 minutes: 4.25 miles (6.8 km)

This nature reserve is the most extensive and diverse on the north Norfolk coast. The reserve combines large beaches, sand dunes, saltings, marshes, pasture and woodland and this mix of habitats supports a rich variety of wildlife. This is a great place to spend the whole day as it has so much to offer both adults and kids .

PWE6 Upton Dyke and the River Bure, Acle

1hour 30 minutes: 2.75 mile (4.4 km)

A lovely walk along the banks of the River Bure and on country lanes passing three windmills on route. There is plenty of wildlife to spot within this nature reserve and keep an eye out for boats, especially the local Wherries, sailing along the river.

PWE10 Castle Acre , Swaffham

1 hour: 2 mile (3.2 km)

This walk is overflowing with history and takes you through the wonderful Norman village of Castle Acre . There is a multitude of ancient ruins to explore and to fire up the imagination of the little ones. The village also has a fine selection of tea shops and pubs as well as a toy shop and playground so there is plenty to do for a whole fun day out.