Norfolk Trails Celebrate 40 Years of Connection

Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path mark four decades of fostering discovery and a sense of belonging for walkers.

A scenic coastal path in Norfolk, England, with a well-trodden trail leading towards the sea.
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A scenic coastal path in Norfolk, England, with a well-trodden trail leading towards the sea.

The Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path are celebrating their 40th anniversary, marking four decades of connecting people with the landscape and each other.

Established 40 years ago, the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path are celebrating their milestone anniversary, having connected countless individuals to the landscape, themselves, and one another. These two distinct trails are steeped in centuries of history, tracing ancient routes with Roman origins all the way to the scenic beauty of the Norfolk Coast.
Originally created with the simple purpose of fostering discovery and a sense of belonging, the trails have evolved into a shared space that is now part of the heritage for everyone who walks them. This 40th anniversary serves not only as a celebration of past journeys but also as an open invitation to continue exploring.
The Peddars Way offers a peaceful 46-mile route through the heart of the Norfolk countryside. Complementing this, the Norfolk Coast Path provides a mighty 112-mile trail that winds along beaches, saltmarshes, and clifftops, ensuring these paths remain a vibrant source of connection and new experiences for years to come.
Based on information from the official source: Norfolk Coast National Landscape (AONB) (06/10/2026)