Sedgeford Belt

Walk into Sedgeford Belt and you're straight into proper Norfolk woodland - the kind of place where you actually notice how quiet it gets once you leave the car park behind. It's a working forest rather than a manicured country estate, so expect mature trees, decent paths, and the sort of stillness that makes you remember why you bothered to get away from it all.

The main pull here is straightforward: a solid walk through mixed woodland without the crowds you'd get at bigger attractions. History types might find something to chew on - Norfolk's timber industry shaped these woods - but this isn't a place loaded with information boards. It's more about putting one foot in front of the other and watching the light filter through the canopy.

Located east of Glamping, it slots nicely into a forest-and-countryside weekend if you're staying at Wild Luxury or other Norfolk glamping spots. You could easily spend two to three hours here depending on how much you fancy rambling, though an hour's walk is enough to get the feel of it. Bring decent boots - Norfolk woodland can get boggy after rain, and the paths aren't always obvious.

Families with kids who actually like walking will manage fine. Toddlers will probably find it hard going. It's the sort of place worth doing if you're in the area and want a proper wood walk without driving miles, rather than something you'd plan a trip around specifically.