Walks from Sheringham
MapSet out on beautiful walks directly from Sheringham Station.
Alternatively, view walks you can reach directly from Sheringham by train.
Sheringham Circular via Sheringham Park
Coastal hills, commons, woodland and parkland with long flights of steps; mostly unsurfaced, moderate with some steep slopes.
Beeston Regis Priory
End-of-walk reward: Pubs and cafés in Sheringham.
Walk details: Bittern Line (PDF).
Sheringham to Cromer
Fantastic, far reaching views of the sea. A fairly easy coastal walk along clifftop paths, both paved and unsurfaced, with far-reaching sea views and becoming an urban trail in parts. Beeston Bump (Beeston Hill) has steep steps on either side; sections of roadside pavement are narrow. Follows much of the Norfolk Coast Path and is for foot only, as cyclists cannot use the footpath. West Runton, midway, has public toilets, a cafe and a small shop; several bus stops along the roadside sections.
Coastal: almost all along the coast.
Time: 2h–4h
Lunch: A cafe, shop and toilets at West Runton midway, plus refreshments at both Cromer and Sheringham.
Warnings: The clifftops can be unstable, so keep to the marked paths. A stretch of the A149 through East Runton has a very narrow pavement, forcing single file and occasional steps onto the busy road. Steep steps on Beeston Bump create access issues.
Walk details: Railwalks.