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Great viewpoint at night 🌜

Im memory of Pat and Horace kemp.

stunning monument

Just ride all good

Went there for the 1940s weekend it was a great experience

Great views of cliffs ahead, and single beach below

Steam and diesel engines

This atmospheric ruined priory at Beeston Regis was founded by Margery de Cressy in 1216 and closed by Henry VIII in 1536. Today it's a beautiful, peaceful spot.

The beachside area's little streets limit the traffic and there are plenty of cafes if you want to break your ride by the seaside.

Visit the watchtower close by! I was given a tour by a very friendly and knowledgeable volunteer, and got to use his telescope too!

Sexton's Lodge is one of the entrances to the Felbrigg Estate. The house was built in 1864 in the neo-Jacobean style and can now be rented as a holiday home from the National Trust. It has a beautiful garden.

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The Beeston Bump is a local highlight and one of the few actual 'high' points in Norfolk. Stunning views of the North Sea and both Sheringham and Cromer. Hiking in the Norfolk Coast AONB is a real pleasure and Beeston HIll is a great chance to get up high in an otherwise flat area. Combine with a hike to Beacon Hill Roman camp from either Sheringham or Cromer (or both) for a fine day out.

Originally there were two 'bumps' the second has been eroded. Bumps were created by glaciers retreating during the Ice Age.

Felbrigg Pond, situated nearby to Felbrigg Hall & St Margaret's, is a peaceful oasis and perfect location for a stroll. You're afforded wonderful views across the immaculate grounds toward the hall, and opportunties to spot the local ducks who frequent this water.

The Temple sits on top of a hill in Sheringham Park, commanding fine views over the stunning Norfolk Coast and countryside that surrounds it. It is a neoclassical domed temple in Greek style and was once part of Sheringham Estate.

Lovely colourful beach huts available to hire on a weekly basis. Check the North Norfolk council website for details.

The beach huts along the sea front at Sheringham are available for hire from the local council. The brightly coloured huts are iconic landmarks of the British seaside. They date back to Victorian times when bathers would get changed in the hut and a horse would drag it into the sea so people could bathe without anyone seeing them in their swimming attire.

Wonderful park with ancient pines, oaks, beeches, sweet chestnuts and rhododendrons

Sheringham is an award-winning Blue Flag beach made up of sand with areas of shingle and larger stones. At low tide there is plenty of golden sand for families to sunbathe and explore the rock pools filled with miniature marine life. However, as the tide comes in the beach all but disappears.

Depending on the year, the best time to visit to see the rhododendrons is end of April to mid June, with the show peaking at the end of May. Arrive early to avoid the crowds! If you time it correctly, then you can also see the bluebells on the footpath near Weybourne train station