ティッチュウェルでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Brancaster Manor is a saltmarsh near Brancaster that is owned by the National Trust. It features a flat, compact footpath that is ideal for running, boasting some delightful views across the marshes and along the coast, too.

A sandy pathway at the end of Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve brings you out to the coastline of Norfolk where you can enjoy sweeping views up and down this sensational shoreline.

Enjoy magnificent views across the reed bed at Titchwell Marsh. There are some fantastic opportunities for bird watching here as the reserve is jam-packed with fascinating wildlife such as the Marsh Harrier, Bittern, Bearded Tit, and Avocet.

The impressive All Saints church in Thornham dates back to the Norman times, historians assume it was built around the 12th century. The medieval construction, however, came to an abrupt stop when the Black Death swept the country. Building only resumed recently when a huge restoration took place to bring it to its glory.

Enjoy soaring and uninterrupted views across the unique salt marshes of Norfolk Coast's Area of Natural Beauty. These marshes can become submerged occassionally during spring tides, so check the water level before visiting for safety.

Brancaster Activity Centre is perfectly situated on the picturesque Brancaster Straithe Harbour on the North Norfolk Coast. The site offers accomodation, refreshments, and a cafe kiosk selling crab baguettes! It's a great place to stop and take in the beauty of this unique landscape.

These are the remains of a roman 'Saxon shore' fort, built in the 230s and standing until the 18th century. The site is an area of archaeological importance and has been studied in depth over the past years. It has even featured on the television show Time Team in 2013, which helped to uncover many of the facts we know about this historic place today.

A sandy route to or from Brancaster, this byway offers beautiful views north across to the coast. If you're heading south, don't forget to turn around and take it all in on your way up the hill.