Norwich to Great Yarmouth
56km/35 miles EASY
Signed
Eastern England
A route through the heart of the Broads following the River Yare, recalling the trading boats known as wherries that once plied the local waterways. As well as the unique landscape of the Broads, there are also sculptures and other features along the Way to add enjoyment and interest.
The route was developed by a partnership of local authorities, the Broads Authority and businesses and launched in 2005.
Public Transport
Most locations on the route can be reached by public transport. There are rail stations at Norwich, Brundall, Buckenham, Cantley, Reedham, Berney Arms and Great Yarmouth, with connections at Norwich for services to London and other major cities. Various buses also serve the route, and a scheduled riverbus connects Norwich with Whitlingham Country Park and Coldham Hall. If you come by boat there are various free 24-hour moorings. For further details contact The Broads Authority or local information centres.
Maps
Publications
- Wherryman's Way, free colour leaflet with map and background details from local information sources, Norfolk council, or downloadable from the website below.
Connecting routes
- Angles Way
- Boudica's Way
- Marriott's Way (via link through Norwich)
- Tass Valley Way (via link through Norwich)
- Weavers Way
Parks and countryside
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