Pub Walks in Norfolk Guidebook

by: Liz Moynihan
If you enjoy both walking and visiting country pubs this book should appeal. All the inns are in Norfolk and surrounded by excellent walking country. The pubs have been selected for their good food and the routes give the walker the opportunity to experience the great variety of Norfolk's glorious countryside. The routes vary in length from 2 to 6 miles and each is described in detail, together with accompanying sketch map and information on how to get to the start and where to park. The book is printed in full colour with plenty of photographs.

The walks make the most of the county's subtle blend of rolling countryside and wide open spaces. There are field-side paths in wooded farmland, and ancient tracks to secluded villages. Waterside rambles follow riverbanks and explore the natural haven of the salt marshes and the Broads, and there are seaside excursions along cliff tops, pebble beaches and sweeping sand dunes. All 20 pubs serve good food and details given include their speciality menus and range of ales, together with a flavour of their history and character and a colour photograph.

The walk locations and pubs are:
Holme Next the Sea: The White Horse - 4.5 miles
Brancaster Staithe: The Jolly Sailors - 3.5 miles
Wimbotsham: The Chequers - 2 miles
Denver Sluice: The Jenyns' Arms - 2 miles
Colkirk: The Crown - 5 miles
North Elmham: The Kings Head - 3 miles
Mundford: The Crown Hotel - 3.5 miles
Thompson: The Chequers - 3.5 miles
New Buckenham: The King's Head - 5 miles
Ringland: The Swan Inn - 2 miles
Bramerton: The Water's Edge - 5 miles
Ranworth: The Maltsters - 4 miles
Horsey: The Nelson Head - 5 miles
Buxton: The King's Head at Coltishall - 4.5 miles
East Ruston: The Butchers Arms - 6 miles
Blickling: The Buckinghamshire Arms - 3.5 miles
Happisburgh: The Hill House - 2 miles
Baconsthorpe: The Pigs at Edgefield - 3.5 miles
Wiveton: The Wiveton Bell - 4 miles
Binham: The Chequers Inn - 3.5 miles

ISBN 9781846742064 Pages 96 (2017) 148mm x 210mm