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King Charles III England Coast Path: Lowestoft to Sea Palling

Follows the windswept Suffolk and Norfolk coastline along clifftops, beaches and promenades with mostly flat, firm terrain ideal for families and buggies on paved sections, though sandy beach stretches can challenge wheels. Dogs welcome year-round but check seasonal beach restrictions in summer months. Expect expansive sea views, working fishing harbours, wartime history at coastal defences, and excellent birdwatching opportunities across this accessible stretch linking two classic seaside towns

Great Yarmouth workhouse walk

Traces Great Yarmouth's social history through Victorian streets and heritage sites on mostly flat, paved paths with gentle inclines near the town centre. Suitable for families with young children and pushchairs, though some cobbled sections may jostle wheels. Dogs welcome on leads throughout the urban route. Worth doing for the fascinating glimpse into workhouse history and well-preserved 19th-century architecture, with interpretation boards bringing the area's past to life.

Elizabethan House Museum's Great Yarmouth Heritage Trail, Elizabethan House

Explore Great Yarmouth's maritime and merchant history on this short, flat town trail around historic quayside streets and The Rows. Perfect for families with buggies and young children, the paved route links Tudor buildings, South Quay's warehouses, and the remarkable Elizabethan House Museum. Dogs welcome throughout. Ideal for history buffs wanting a quick cultural walk with minimal physical effort.

Mautby Marsh Circular Walk

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