'The Norfolk Trails network brings together over 1,200 miles of walks, cycle and bridle routes throughout our beautiful county. Discover a diverse landscape of unique market towns, rich wildlife and fascinating heritage.'

'Welcome to Active Norfolk - the County Sports Partnership for Norfolk! We aim to provide the single source of activity information for players, organisers, supporters and media. We are working in partnership with all of Norfolk's local authorities, Public Health Norfolk and Sport England to increase participation in sport and physical activity.'

'Norfolk is a low-lying county in East Anglia, and has a large coastline stretching from The Wash to the Suffolk border. Norwich is the largest settlement, and there are many other beautiful towns, such as Kings Lynn on the outfall of the Great Ouse. Although low-lying, there are some superb walks within the county, and the Peddar's Way and North Norfolk Coast Path national trail runs entirely in the county. The Broads National Park also lies partly with Norfolk, although part is shared with the neighbouring county of Suffolk.'

'The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads is Britain's largest protected wetland and third largest inland waterway, with the status of a national park. It's also home to some of the rarest plants and animals in the UK. The Broads Authority was set up in 1989, with responsibility for conservation, planning, recreation and waterways.'

'An index of the walks around the county of Norfolk that are contained on this site. Each walk details pubs en route, transport linking start and end and features to look out for.' Over 70 Walks described.

'Thinking of trying a long distance walk in Norfolk? Not sure? Let HikeHelp lighten the load. We can move your bags between your accommodation, leaving you to enjoy the beautiful countryside without the hassle of carrying a full rucksack ... We hope you make the most of our service to help you enjoy your time on Norfolk's long distance paths!'

'We are an active group and hold four events per year which are open to everyone to participate ...'

'The Norwich Ramblers Digital Walk Library is a free web resource intended primarily for group walk leaders but it's open to use by anyone interested in walking in the Norfolk area and beyond. The library is a collection of walks submitted by members of the Norfolk Area of the Ramblers Association. The walks have been completed by one or more of the local groups. In addition to the walk details, each walk  has the route in a digital format ...'

'Walking Breaks are specialists in self-guided UK walking holidays. We offer a high level of personal service and concentrate on walking tours in England, in particular walking and hiking in Suffolk and Norfolk. We think we do it well, and our customers seem to think so too. One thing's for sure, we certainly do it with passion.'

'The Forum is a semi-independent body which advises on improving public access to land within the Broads Authority's executive area.' Note that the Website Best of Both Worlds referenced on the Broads Site when this Record was created is no longer maintained online.

'The Easy Access Walks are aimed at providing an opportunity to experience the wonderful diversity of the landscapes and wildlife of the Norfolk Coast - for everyone. We hope that families with push-chairs will find these walks just as useful as people with limited mobility.'

'The Norfolk Local Access Forum (NLAF) is currently seeking to recruit a variety of new members and invites applications from individuals who have a passion for the outdoors; with particular interests in public access ... The NLAF is looking for enthusiastic and proactive individuals with excellent communication skills and a drive to move things forward. An ability to discuss and consider a range of topics, issues and opinions with large groups and to work in partnership with others is absolutely essential to the role of a LAF member.'

'Norfolk has a fantastic array of habitats to explore and wildlife to see!'

The Norwich Ramblers Digital Walk Library is a free web resource intended primarily for group walk leaders but it's open to use by anyone interested in walking in the Norfolk area and beyond.' Areas beyond Norfolk include The Lake District and North Yorkshire.

'Walks of varying lengths from just 1 mile to 7 miles that follow the 77 mile long distance footpath the Angles Way.'