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Crab & Lobster Walk - Sunday 21st May 2017
May 28th, 2017
The scenic route from Cromer to Sheringham.
People came from all over the County and beyond, thirty[...]
Spring Litter Pick
March 7th, 2017
Our last litter pick of the weekend started with cold drizzly rain... and ended with a rainbow over [...]
BBC Breakfast Time
February 28th, 2017
Today we welcomed BBC Breakfast Time reporter Tim Muffett and his cameraman (who spent most of the t[...]
Emotional welcome as heart transplant patient Kieran reaches Cromer on round Britain walk
February 22nd, 2017
A heart transplant patient received a warm welcome when he arrived in Cromer on the latest l[...]
Women Who Walk Glyndwr’s Way
February 7th, 2017
August 5 - August 13
Walking on Glyndŵr’s Way, a peaceful National Trail meandering through the ope[...]
Mount Kilimanjaro
February 1st, 2017
Group member, Hilary Cox, also champions Walking and Cycling at local and district council levels. A[...]
ABOVE AND BEYOND – OR NORMAL FOR COASTHOPPER?
January 29th, 2017
A Walker’s Tale
A Walker, one among many, took the CoastHopper (Stagecoach) bus from Salthouse to[...]
Templewood Wetlands Walk.
November 11th, 2016
This special festival walk offered a fascinating look at a co-operative scheme developed by landowne[...]
Walking Festival 2016 - Do Different
November 9th, 2016
NORTH NORFOLK WALKING FESTIVAL EVENT REPORT
‘DO DIFFERENT’ 23 October Blakeney - Langham
A chance [...]
Norfolk Walking Festival 2016
October 16th, 2016
Do Different in North Norfolk
Sunday 23 October
A walk in an area of history[...]
Cromer’s Walkers are Welcome initiative making great strides
April 4th, 2016
from edp24.co.uk
Despite being something of a “toddler” two years since taking its starting ste[...]
Business Discount scheme
February 20th, 2016
In 2015 we developed our town information boards project, aiming to encourage visitors to “Walk Crom[...]
CROMER WAW News
November 7th, 2015
OCTOBER FESTIVALS
October was a busy month for us all here in Cromer.
The First North Norfolk Wa[...]
Cromer Walk Reports
August 12th, 2015
Members of the group are actively monitoring footpaths & trails in the area. We have reported pr[...]
Walks Gallery
June 28th, 2015
The Salthouse Circular Walk is one of my favourites. It is especially beautiful at this time of [...]
Photo competition: ‘A trail for all seasons’
April 22nd, 2015
Norfolk Trails are running a new photo competition for 2015 called ‘A trail for all seasons’, to enc[...]
Walkers Wheel on display
March 26th, 2015
In support of the Crab and Lobster festival, the Norfolk Trails / Walkers are Welcome teams in Crome[...]
Spring is Sprung
March 25th, 2015
Spring is Sprung and Cromer Walkers are Welcome Group are gearing up for a busy and successful seaso[...]
Deep History Coast
March 24th, 2015
East Anglia’s Deep History Coast could be a new dawn for tourism
The pace of coastal erosion around[...]
From Cromer to Cley-next-Sea (Guardian Article)
January 29th, 2015
The Guardian walks from Cromer: theguardian.com/travel/2015/jan/28/great-country-walks-cromer-norfol[...]
From Cromer to Trimingham
January 1st, 2015
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Cromer ‘Walkers are Welcome’ Town
Church
The current church replaced a smaller church [...]
From Cromer to Sheringham (Independent Article)
December 23rd, 2014
The independent walks from Cromer to Sheringham: independent.co.uk
There are a few inac[...]
Walkers are Welcome Cromer
Cromer Walkers are Welcome aims to improve the walking experience for our visitors. This is the ideal place to leave the car behind & set off on foot. We have excellent public transport links, a great range of places to stay, eat & drink, a historic pier with fabulous views, and wonderful fresh Cromer crabs too. We are part of the nationwide network of more than 100 Walkers are Welcome towns and villages.
Some of the group are planning a 75 mile challenge series of walks, aiming to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation. The challenge starts on 12 July & finishes on 11 August. Walks vary from 2 to 8 miles, covering all aspects of this gorgeous area.
Joining and sponsoring details soon!
Joining and sponsoring details soon!
A sunday morning stroll following our Fishing Heritage Trail around town (leaflets from tourist information.)
Detoured down to see the new West Prom developments, these include a toilet & shower block, a cafe and a super children's play area with pirate ship and lovely wall murals.... a great asset for walkers approaching from Runton.
Busy beach activity and an amazingly calm sea today. Some sunburnt folk, but mostly sensible with sunshades & hats.
Walkers - take lots of water with you - it's truly Hot Hot Hot!
Detoured down to see the new West Prom developments, these include a toilet & shower block, a cafe and a super children's play area with pirate ship and lovely wall murals.... a great asset for walkers approaching from Runton.
Busy beach activity and an amazingly calm sea today. Some sunburnt folk, but mostly sensible with sunshades & hats.
Walkers - take lots of water with you - it's truly Hot Hot Hot!
Here are a few of the carved sculpture posts in Pretty Corner Woods, Sheringham. There are many more to be found .... why not seek them out?
Bee orchids in Sheringham Park. It is always a delight to see them!
Beautiful foxgloves in both Pretty Corner Woods and Sheringham Park this weekend. Now is the time to see them at their best!
Leaving the coast behind for a fenland walk at the Ted Ellis Trust Wheatfen Broad, just south of Norwich. From Cromer, Sanders 44 bus to Norwich then Anglian bus 85 (Rockland St Mary) hop off at Surlingham. This almost secret place offers a delightful day out at any time of year. Water channels & pathways through the reeds, spring butterflies, cuckoos calling, dragonflies whizzing, orchids & flag iris in bloom, marsh harriers aloft. Plus a good picnic lunch!
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