Walks from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
🌿 River valley, abbey parkland, ancient estate woodland, farmland
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Bury St Edmunds is a magnificent abbey town built around the ruins of one of medieval England’s wealthiest monasteries, with the River Lark threading through the famous Abbey Gardens. The St Edmund Way long-distance path begins here, and Ickworth Park — a National Trust estate of parkland and ancient trees — is just three miles west.
A magnificent and historic abbey town with excellent restaurants and the famous Greene King brewery, Bury St Edmunds makes a superb base for the Lark Valley and the gentle Suffolk countryside.
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Town centre car parks. Bury St Edmunds station (Ipswich–Cambridge line)
Pea Porridge, The Angel Hotel, 1921 Angel Hill café
- Abbey Gardens & Lark Valley Path
- Ickworth Park circular
- St Edmund Way to Long Melford
- Nowton Park
- Rougham Estate
- West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village circular
- All Suffolk towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Bury St Edmunds is covered by OS Explorer 210 / 211. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- St Edmund Way
- Lark Valley Path





