Sea Palling Walks
This pretty village sits in a fine location on the north Norfolk Coast near Hickling Broad and Happisburgh.
There's a lovely blue flag beach, sand dunes and fine countryside views to enjoy in this scenic area.
This walk from the village takes you south along the beach to visit one of the area highlights at Horsey Windpump and Horsey Mere. On the way you will pass Marram Hills, Waxham and the Delph Hills before coming to Horsey Gap where you can look out for seals. Here you turn inland to visit the pretty village of Horsey where you will find the National Trust owned mill and mere. You can climb to the top of the historic mill and enjoy a wonderful view over the surrounding countryside of the Norfolk Broads.
To continue your walking around Sea Palling head south east to visit Hemsby and Winterton on Sea via the lovely Winterton Dunes.
Sea Palling Ordnance Survey Map 
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Sea Palling Open Street Map 
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Sea Palling OS Map 
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Sea Palling Open Street Map 
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Walks near Sea Palling
- Hickling Broad - Visit the Norfolk Broads village of Hickling and enjoy a walk around the beautiful Hickling Broad
- Happisburgh - This pretty little village is located in a lovely spot on the Norfolk coast
- Bacton Woods - Bacton Woods, near North Walsham, has several delightful walking and cycle paths running through the forest
- Cromer to Mundesley Walk - Enjoy a lovely coastal walk from Cromer to Mundesley on this route in Norfolk
- Mundesley - This lovely seaside village has some nice coastal trails to follow in both directions
- North Walsham and Dilham Canal - Enjoy a short waterside stroll along the North Walsham and Dilham Canal on this easy Norfolk walk
- Horsey Windpump and Horsey Mere - A fine circular walk visiting an early 20th century drainage windmill on the Norfolk Broads with lovely waterside footpaths along Horsey Mere and other waterways
- Winterton on Sea - This village in Norfolk has lovely coastal walking trails, a wonderful dune based nature reserve and some gorgeous local broads and meres to visit
- Caister-On-Sea - This walk visits the Norfolk seaside resort of Caister-On-Sea
- Hemsby - This seaside village is located on the east Norfolk coast just to the south of Winterton on Sea.
Photos
Mill Lane, Sea Palling
Thatched houses in Sea Palling
Sea defences
Church and graveyard, Sea Palling, Norfolk
Close to high tide at Waxham
Thatched church at Horsey
Crossing the dunes. On the track approaching Horsey Gap. Horsey is a National Trust Nature reserve located on the northern reach of the Norfolk Broads. Horsey is famous for its fully restored restored wind pump which is four stories high and open to visitors. Horsey itself is a small village with a beautiful thatched church. Access to the beach is possible on Horsey Gap where a colony of seals can often be seen.
