Coxford

Joy Boldero

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This is en enjoyable walk, mostly along tracks, with a few very quiet country lanes to connect with the tracks. It is muddy of course in wintertime. There are no stiles en route and the 17th Century Duke's Head in West Rudham is a must. It has excellent, extensive, home-cooked food and a selection of real ales. It is open seven days a week for food and a friendly reception awaits you.

England - East England - Norfolk - Countryside

Features

Ancient Monument, Birds, Butterflies, Church, Flowers, Good for Kids, Great Views, Industrial Archaeology, Mostly Flat, Pub, Public Transport, Restaurant, River, Toilets, Wildlife, Woodland

2/7/2024 - Paul Oakes

A straight forward walk with some good views of the wonder that is North Norfolk. There were one or two way markers missing but with the OS map to hand we found it pretty routine. The Duke's Head in West Rudham is sadly closed. We could not find obvious access points to Coxford Abbey for a closer view. This may be possible from the east of the ruins but that will be for another day.

10/7/2013 - Gerald Maddison

Did this walk on 06/10/13.Enjoyable and although some paths a little overgrown, were passable and the rest were in good order. Taking OS maps a must as some way markers were missing at important junctions. On reaching the main road,to cut out some of the road walking, instead of taking the road to Pockthorpe, we kept to the main road and just where the grassy area meets the trees, we crossed the road and took a public footpath through the woods. Upon reaching the road we turned right and then, after a short distance left, along a track beside the playing field. This joins a track started at point 8 on the walk instructions.

1/26/2009 - Walkingworld Administrator

Thanks to Adrian Perkins for updating this walk January 2009.