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Weavers' Way (Cromer to Great Yarmouth)

Linking the north Norfolk coast at Cromer to the east Norfolk coast at Great Yarmouth, the 61 mile Weavers’ Way passes through a diverse landscape of woodland, mixed farmland, historic country estates, disused railway lines, riverside walks and the famous Norfolk Broads.

More to explore

Weavers’ Way links with several other Norfolk Trails;

  • At Cromer, join the Norfolk Coast Path (which heads west, right along the coast to Hunstanton) or the Paston Way (which meanders along to link again with Weavers’ Way, in North Walsham)
  • At Aylsham join the Marriott’s Way to Norwich
  • At Great Yarmouth pick up either the Wherryman’s Way to Norwich along the Yare Valley or the Angles Way along the Waveney Valley, a full 93 miles to Thetford

Maps and information

1) Felbrigg Park 4.4 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

2) Aldborough 4.75 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

3) Blickling 7.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

4) Aylsham 4 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

5) Felmingham 6.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

6) Briggate/Worstead 3.75 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

7) East Ruston 3.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

8) Potter Heigham 5.8 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

9) Thurne 3.25 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

10) Acle 4.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

11) Route currently being revised

12) Berney Arms (train link) 5.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

13) Bure Circular 1.25 miles (PDF)

14) Drabblegate Circular 1.75 miles (PDF)

15) Commons Circular 2 miles (PDF)

16) Briants Heath 4 miles (PDF)

17) Cloth Circular 3.25 miles (PDF)

18) Stalham Staithe 2 miles (PDF)

19) Walsham Wood 4.75 miles (PDF)

We have suggested eleven short walks, running the length of Weavers’ Way from north-west to south-east.

Most can be reached by public transport, though sometimes there is a short walk to the start point from the train or bus stop.

1) Cromer to Gresham 4.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

2) Gresham to Aldborough 4 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

3) Aldborough to Aylsham 8 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

4) Aylsham to North Walsham 7 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

5) North Walsham to Stalham 7.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

6) Stalham to Hickling 3.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

7) Hickling to Potter Heigham 7.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

8) Potter Heigham to Acle 7.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

9) Acle to Halvergate 3 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

10) Halvergate to Berney Arms Train stop 3 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

11) Berney Arms Train stop to Great Yarmouth 5.5 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

You can complete the Weavers’ Way in four longer walks. All can be reached by public transport, though sometimes there is a short walk to the start point from the train or bus stop.

1) Cromer to Aylsham 17 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

2) Aylsham to Stalham 14 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

3) Stalham to Acle 18 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

4) Acle to Great Yarmouth 12 miles (PDF) – View on Interactive Map

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