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Great Yarmouth workhouse walk

Explores Victorian social history through a 3.9km urban trail linking sites connected to Great Yarmouth's former workhouse. Flat terrain throughout, entirely on pavements and streets, making it fully accessible for buggies and young children. Dogs welcome on leads. Reveals a lesser-known side of the town's past with informative waymarkers explaining the workhouse system and local heritage—fascinating for history enthusiasts and a gentle leg-stretcher for families staying nearby.

King Charles III England Coast Path: Lowestoft to Sea Palling

Follows Suffolk and Norfolk's sandy coastline along clifftops, beaches, and sea defences with minimal elevation changes—mostly flat and easy underfoot. Suitable for families with older children who can manage longer distances, though soft sand sections make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome but must be on leads near sensitive wildlife areas and seasonal beach restrictions apply. Delivers uninterrupted North Sea views, charming seaside villages, seal-spotting opportunities at Horsey, and atmosphe

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

Meanders through Great Yarmouth's historic old town on flat, paved streets linking Tudor merchants' houses, medieval walls and maritime landmarks. Perfect for families with buggies and young children—entirely pushchair-friendly with no steps between waypoints. Dogs welcome throughout this compact urban heritage trail. Takes roughly 30 minutes at leisurely pace, revealing the port's golden age through National Trust-managed buildings and atmospheric cobbled Rows. Ideal for history buffs wanting c

Mautby Marsh Circular Walk

Wherry Lines Walk 9