The Norfolk Trails Norfolk Walking & Cycling Festival takes place 1st-31st October and we are putting on a small number of events for the first time - at Burlingham Woods! The events are free, but booking is essential so that we can manage numbers and ensure we have the right number of helpers. There will... Continue Reading →
Southrepps - what a great little place. It's a 3.5 mile Norfolk Trails circular walk for the whole route (that's a great one for older kids), or for little legs you can do a shorter version and just explore the common and the Warren. The common is boardwalk and halfway through there is a beautiful... Continue Reading →
Something I really care about is accessibility. It’s one of the reasons I started my blog in the first place and the more I find out about accessible tourism, the more I care. My Mum had a stroke in the womb and, although she has tried to never let her disabilities stop her from doing... Continue Reading →
“Is there a list of pushchair-friendly walks?” Yes – in my head and hidden somewhere on my Instagram feed… if you know where to look for it! …no there’s not. It’s time I wrote a list for you and your pushchairs. This is not a definitive list – there will be more added over time!... Continue Reading →
I’ve scaled much of Norfolk since setting up Routes for Little Boots in my quest to find family-friendly walks. I've been delighted to find there are absolutely loads! Narrowing down a list for the whole of Norfolk is quite hard, so this list focuses on Norwich and the surrounding area. There are so many places... Continue Reading →
I adore this walk. It's one of those places you feel is a bit of a secret and you don't want to share with the world! But that would be uncharitable of me. It's perfect for the hot weather at the moment to stop us from melting, as most is under the cover of the... Continue Reading →
Castle Acre is a little gem of a place in West Norfolk and I can't recommend it highly enough! Aside from being really special to me (it's where my husband proposed and where my distant relatives lived for generations!), it is steeped in history with both castle and priory ruins, but also has some great... Continue Reading →
I have a confession to make. I love the outdoors. I love walking. Running. Cycling... but I am yet to fall in love with camping. Sorry! I did my Duke of Edinburgh. I can pitch a tent. But I think we just haven't got round to it as a family. And my husband needed some... Continue Reading →
Ranworth & Malthouse Broads (NR13 6HY) I visited here with my family in the winter and did a review, but decided to return again a few days ago. It is a beautiful place and perfect for a family walk at any time of the year... but it comes alive in the summer! I’ve been coming... Continue Reading →
