This starts at the coast at Gunton, a suburb of Lowestoft. The route, with no stiles, takes you inland, passing a nature reserve, across fields to Blundeston, where the novel 'David Copperfield' was 'born'. There is an excellent pub, The Plough, in... More info

From Gunton woods nature reserve to the cliff top road with it's great views. Then through the lovely Sparrows Nest gardens. Down the historic High Street and through the precinct towards the pier and promenade. Return by following the sea crossing... More info

A secluded prison, a grand stately home, two fascinating churches and the birthplace of the hovercraft give this varied walk a tour-like quality. The short tarmac sections do not detract and are amply compensated by the sandy byways and grassy... More info

This is an enjoyable walk, mostly tree-lined tracks and fields edges; there is one stile en route. There are two pubs, though the Red Lion does not serve food, The Plough serves food seven days a week. Blundeston lies not far from Lowestoft and has a... More info

The Suffolk Coast and Heaths Trail runs from Lowestoft to Felixstowe through an Area of Natural Beauty (AONB). Much of it really is on the coast, but several sections divert inland to avoid wetlands and lengths lost to erosion. This is Stage 1 of 4.... More info