Walks from Cromer, Norfolk
🌿 Crumbling cliffs, wooded parkland, coastal heath, promenade
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Cromer is the Victorian heart of the north Norfolk coast — a traditional resort famous for its crab and its pier, with Beacon Hill, the highest point in Norfolk, rising just outside town and the National Trust’s magnificent Felbrigg Hall estate within easy walking distance.
A traditional and much-loved Victorian seaside resort with excellent fresh crab, Cromer makes a fine coastal walking base for the eastern end of the Norfolk Coast Path, with rolling wooded countryside immediately inland providing a pleasant contrast to the cliffs.
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Town centre car parks. Cromer station (Norwich–Sheringham line)
No. 1 Cromer fish and chips, The Rocket House Café, Marmalade’s Bistro
- Beacon Hill & Roman Camp
- Felbrigg Hall woodland circuit
- Norfolk Coast Path west to Sheringham
- Overstrand & the cliffs
- Cromer Pier & promenade
- Northrepps & Sidestrand cliffs
- All Norfolk towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Cromer is covered by OS Explorer 252. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Norfolk Coast Path





