TO THE SHINGLE
OUT & BACK
Designed for Β· runners & walkers
Distance Β· about 9 km
Elevation Β· 143 m
THE PERSONALITY β
Gentle ββββββββββββ Tough Nature ββββββββββββ Concrete
Hidden ββββββββββββ Busy Sheltered ββββββββββββ Windswept Views Β· β
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UNDERFOOT γ
Sandy paths. Grassy cliff edges.
THE PLAYLIST β«
Golf balls pingποΈββοΈ Β· Bird song Β· Waves on shingle
THE CHANCE OF questioning your life choicesπ₯΄ on the last hill but staying to admire the view - 100%
THE UNWRITTEN RULE
Crawling on all fours up the last hill is socially acceptable behaviour.
πββοΈ THE RUN πββοΈ
A peaceful route on the edge of the world.
This route is easy to settle into. The return leg is where things get more serious - some steep climbs to finish.
Pass the Windmill at Weybourne and the grassy cliffs eventually give way to shingle beach. Take a short pause here and gear yourself up for the return leg - the last hillβs a menace! π₯΅
πΆββοΈ THE SLOWER OPTIONπΆββοΈ
Avg. Time to Walk it Β· 1hr 50mins
This route is part of the Norfolk Coastal PathπΏ.
Admire the red brick windmill (built in 1850).
Take a detour up into the pretty Weybourne villageποΈ.
Spend some time relaxing on the pebbly beach. β οΈNot the safest swimming spot however - There is a steep drop off and the water gets very deep quickly! There can also be strong currentsπ.
Make sure to spend some time parked on the bench at the top of the hill and enjoy the views down the coast.
THE PRACTICALS
π¦ The Doggy verdict: Plenty of space to roam.
β βThe Shoe Situation: Need a bit of grip
β β The Loos: Some near the boating lake.
β€ The Start: Sheringham boating lake
β The Finish: Sheringham boating lake