Paston Way (Cromer to North Walsham)

The 22-mile Paston Way passes through the Poppyland of north east Norfolk, taking in medieval churches, pretty villages, rolling farmland, disused railways and beach walks.

Whether you are a keen long-distance walker or prefer something a bit more leisurely, take a look below for inspiration.

More to Explore

Paston Way links in with other Norfolk Trails, so why not explore the area further?

At Cromer join either the Norfolk Coast Path (which heads west, all the way along the coast to Hunstanton) or Weavers’ Way (which meanders its way through to Great Yarmouth).

Weaver’s Way also meets up with Paston Way again at North Walsham, creating a 45-mile loop.

Maps and information

Circular walks

1) Overstrand 8.5 miles (PDF) – View on interactive map

2) Southrepps 3.5 miles (PDF) – View on interactive map

3) Trunch 6 miles (PDF) – View on interactive map

Short linear walks

We have suggested four short walks, for Paston Way, which can be reached by public transport (sometimes there is a short walk to the start point from the train or bus stop).

1) Cromer to Southrepps 5.5 miles (10 miles with church links) (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

2) Southrepps to Mundesley 6 miles (9 miles with church links) (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

3) Mundesley to Paston 4 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

4) Paston to North Walsham 6.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

Long linear walks

Walk the Paston Way in two days. With good public transport links between these three towns, why not leave the car behind?

1) Cromer to Mundesley 11.5 miles (19 miles with church links) (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

2) Mundesley to North Walsham 10.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map