Bacton Wood, England
Walk contributed by: Ed Louis, Marion Becker and Beagles Suzie and Lucy
Walk/trail: Bacton Wood
Location: Close to Pigney’s Wood, off Old Hall Road near Edingthorpe, England
Walk distance: Bacton Wood info page lists Yellow Trail 1.3 miles, Red Trail 2 miles, Blue Trail 2.5 miles
Highlights: One of the North Norfolk walks we like from our base in Mundesley, England. Bacton Wood offers walks of various lengths but all easy to manage on well-maintained paths. Visited by many but still relaxing and quiet in the woods. Can spend a couple of hours here and try trails of different lengths. All easy going and relaxing. If you’re lucky you can see a slow worm (legless lizard!) amongst other wildlife. We like this one when we want a change from the beach.
To find out more:
https://www.forestryengland.uk/bacton-wood
Thanks to Ed, Marion and beagles Suzie and Lucy for the share! For more info and how to share your own walk, go to World Walks, where you can also browse the list of shared walks.
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Walk contributed by: Ed Louis, Marion Becker and Beagles Suzie and Lucy
Walk/trail: Bacton Wood
Location: Close to Pigney’s Wood, off Old Hall Road near Edingthorpe, England
Walk distance: Bacton Wood info page lists Yellow Trail 1.3 miles, Red Trail 2 miles, Blue Trail 2.5 miles
Highlights: One of the North Norfolk walks we like from our base in Mundesley, England. Bacton Wood offers walks of various lengths but all easy to manage on well-maintained paths. Visited by many but still relaxing and quiet in the woods. Can spend a couple of hours here and try trails of different lengths. All easy going and relaxing. If you’re lucky you can see a slow worm (legless lizard!) amongst other wildlife. We like this one when we want a change from the beach.
To find out more:
https://www.forestryengland.uk/bacton-wood
Thanks to Ed, Marion and beagles Suzie and Lucy for the share! For more info and how to share your own walk, go to World Walks, where you can also browse the list of shared walks.
Click the HikingAutism Home page to get the broader background story. Click Insights/Hike Update News for inspiring reflections. Click Hikes and browse the list or check the Hike Search by Area for a summary of hike listings. Follow on Twitter at @HikingAutism
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