The Harnser

Cley Heritage Walk

Meanders through the historic coastal village of Cley next the Sea, taking in salt marshes, medieval streets and the iconic windmill. Mostly flat terrain on pavements and well-maintained paths, making it ideal for families with buggies and young children. Dogs welcome throughout. Highlights include birdwatching opportunities on the marshes, quaint flint cottages, and sweeping views across the North Norfolk coast – perfect for understanding this ancient trading port's maritime heritage.

Blakeney Freshes Coastal Wildlife Walk, Blakeney

Meanders along the north Norfolk coast through salt marshes and shingle banks, mostly flat with well-maintained paths that can get muddy after rain. Perfect for families and birdwatchers—expect to see seals, waders, and terns depending on season. Dogs welcome but must stay on leads to protect ground-nesting birds. The coastal views across Blakeney Point and endless skies make this a quintessential Norfolk experience, though exposed sections can be breezy.

Blakeney Circular Walk

Follows coastal paths and salt marshes around this historic North Norfolk fishing village. Mostly flat terrain on well-maintained tracks, though some sections can be muddy after rain. Great for families with older children (7+) who can manage the distance, but narrow coastal paths and stiles make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near the nature reserve. Rewards you with stunning harbour views, seal-spotting opportunities, and charming flint cottages in the village.

Blakeney Freshes and Friary Hills Circular Walk, Blakeney

Salthouse Circular