Walks from Diss, Norfolk
🌿 Mere, river valley, fen, gentle farmland
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Diss is a handsome market town built around a natural mere in the Waveney Valley, right on the Norfolk-Suffolk border. The Boudicca Way long-distance path passes through, and the gentle Waveney Valley stretches away east and west through some of the most peaceful countryside in East Anglia.
A pleasant market town with a beautiful mere right in its centre, Diss makes a gentle and very peaceful base for the Waveney Valley — one of East Anglia’s most overlooked and rewarding river landscapes.
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Town centre car parks. Diss station (London Liverpool Street–Norwich line)
The Bank, Weavers café, Mere Mouth restaurant
- Diss Mere circuit
- Boudicca Way section
- Waveney Valley to Bungay
- Bressingham Gardens & steam museum
- Roydon Fen
- Scole & the old Roman road
- All Norfolk towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Diss is covered by OS Explorer 230 / 237. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Boudicca Way
- Angles Way





