'Download maps of walking and cycling routes where you can get out and enjoy the South Norfolk countryside.'

'Walking and Walks in and around North Suffolk and the Broads; including Maps, Reviews, and things to see En route.'

'Just southeast of Norwich situated near the picturesque village of Trowse lies the wonderful Whitlingham Country Park. As well being a great place to walk, jog, cycle, sail, picnic or bird watch the Park also offers a huge range of other engaging activities ... '

Whitlingham Charitable Trust

'Long distance footpath which runs for approximately 36 miles between Diss and Norwich.'

The Boudicca Way [The Walking Englishman]

'Welcome to the Waveney Valley! The river Waveney defines the border between Norfolk and Suffolk for much of its length. Although the two counties are traditional rivals, seven market towns in the broader region have come together, under the aegis of the Waveney Valley Market Towns Group, to commission a series of unique audio walks that help you explore these jewels ...'

'Kett's Country is a 21 mile walk from Cringleford to Wymondham. The walk takes you through "enclosed lands", with public access only on roads or public paths. There are many churches that you can visit on route.'

Unfortunately, there seem now no longer to be further details of this Path maintained online by the South Norfolk or Norfolk County Councils.

Ketts Country Walk [GPS Cycle & Walking Routes]

'The path runs between Eaton and Attleborough and links with both Kett's Country Walk and the Yare Valley Walk. The walk passes through a landscape shaped by the Enclosure Acts, and where public access is now generally restricted to roads and public rights of way. Notable exceptions are New Buckenham and Old Buckenham Commons, where free access may be enjoyed.'

South Norfolk Council

Tas Valley Way [GPS Cycle & Walking Routes]

'The first few walks start in Wymondham and take walkers out of the town via Country Wildlife Sites and a Local Nature Reserve. They set the scene for the rest of the walks linking the heritage of Wymondham and nearby villages with the biodiversity of the surrounding countryside.'

Norfolk Health, Heritage and Biodiversity Walks Project