White House Farm

St Helena Trail

Winds through peaceful Suffolk countryside with gentle, rolling terrain and well-maintained paths. Suitable for families with older children who can manage a longer walk, though some sections may be uneven for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near farmland. Connects historic sites around St Helena with lovely rural views, making it ideal for those wanting a proper countryside ramble without tackling serious hills. Good boots recommended after rain.

Orange Trail, Dunwich Heath

National Trust

Loops through classic Suffolk heathland with sandy paths and gentle inclines, offering stunning coastal views over the North Sea. Suitable for families and buggies on firmer sections, though some sandy stretches may challenge pushchairs. Dogs welcome year-round. The mix of purple heather (summer), twisted Scots pines, and big skies makes this a quintessentially atmospheric coastal walk, with the National Trust café at Dunwich Heath perfect for post-ramble cake.

Woof Walk, Dunwich Heath

National Trust

Loops gently through National Trust heathland and woodland with minimal elevation change, perfect for families and generally buggy-friendly on main paths though some sections may be sandy or uneven. Dogs very welcome (it's named for them) with open spaces to roam off-lead on the heath. Rewards you with purple heather displays in summer, coastal views towards Sizewell, and frequent wildlife sightings including Dartford warblers and adders basking near paths.

Pink Trail, Dunwich Heath

National Trust

Wartime Trail, Dunwich Heath

National Trust