Norwich parks and routes offer perfect autumn walking destinations
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 14:39 · Archive
Norwich's parks and green spaces offer scenic autumn walking routes with colourful foliage and wildlife.
Norwich's parks and green spaces are attracting walkers and nature lovers as autumn arrives, with several locations offering scenic routes through colourful woodland and open spaces.
Whitlingham Country Park features a broad path circling the Great Broad, offering 'stunning reflections of autumn colours across the water' with surrounding woodland glowing in amber and crimson. Just a short distance from the city centre, Mousehold Heath offers 'sweeping views over Norwich alongside miles of woodland and heathland trails', with fallen leaves carpeting many of the paths. The historic heath is noted as especially beautiful in autumn.
For quieter settings, Earlham Park provides mature trees, open grassland and riverside scenery, with paths along the River Yare proving especially scenic as leaves fall. Waterloo Park combines formal gardens with tree-lined avenues that burst with colour during the autumn months, whilst Marriott's Way follows a former railway line through woodland and countryside. Eaton Park covers around 80 acres with wide avenues of mature trees displaying shades of gold, orange and red.
How it is being reported
- The best city routes and parks for a perfect autumn walkThe best walking routes and parks in Norwich that are perfect for an autumn walk.Norwich Evening News · 31 Oct, 14:00
- The best city routes and parks for a perfect autumn walkThe best walking routes and parks in Norwich that are perfect for an autumn walk.Eastern Daily Press · 31 Oct, 14:00
In this story: Norwich · Whitlingham Country Park · Mousehold Heath · Earlham Park · Waterloo Park · Marriott's Way · Eaton Park · River Yare
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