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Explore More Rides What to Expect Getting Started Along The What to expect Along the way This ride explores some of the ‘Quiet Lanes’ which This hilly ride explores an intimate landscape of Explore More Rides link the villages between Cromer, North Walsham open, gently rolling farmland, wooded hills and and Mundesley. These lanes are part of a small valleys via a network of narrow, winding Explore the Quiet Lanes, byways and national pilot project to make minor rural links lanes linking rural flint villages and settlements. bridleways linking the villages of better for all road users and are a delight to Many of the lanes are bounded by high, species- explore by bike. rich hedgerows. Southrepps and Northrepps. This 15.25 mile ride through undulating Southrepps Common Local Nature Reserve in countryside takes approximately 3 hours to Lower Southrepps is beautiful area of reeds, complete, with the option of an extra 1.5 miles grasses, wild flowers and woodland, well worth adding another half hour or so to the ride, longer if stopping for a walk. A lengthy boardwalk takes you stop for a break. you into the most important part of the site. St James’ Church in Upper Southrepps towers over Approximately 20% of this ride is off-road via a the landscape. This impressive flint and stone mix of surfaces varying from easy grass tracks to church has one of the tallest towers in the county. more challenging byways and bridleways along The highly decorated tower dates from the 15th farm tracks with compacted rough surfaces which century and is considered to be one of the most include areas of grass, loose stones, soft sand, beautiful in Norfolk. compacted stones and vehicle ruts. You pass the Clement Getting started Scott memorial water trough near the start. This cycle ride starts at the Tourist Information The 19th century writer Centre on Louden Road, Cromer. A list of cycle whose newspapers hirers can be found in the cycling section of the articles about his visits Norfolk Coast AONB website which includes to Overstrand created the electric bike hire. Always contact prior to traveling. name ‘Poppyland’ for the The train station on Holt Road is just a short walk area. from the start point. The bridge on the way to Overstrand If you have brought your own cycle by car, use the crosses the disused Norfolk and long stay car park on Runton Road; the car park Suffolk Joint Railway line from adjacent to the Tourist Information Centre is short Cromer to North Walsham stay only. via Mundesley. Opening in If you are joining along this route follow the guide 1898, the intention was to notes from that point. Other ideas for cycle rides develop Overstrand and in the area can be found in the Norfolk Coast Mundesley into coastal resorts. This section of the Cycleway guide. line closed in 1953. Version: Nov/2016 After passing the café and village shop, turn Pass the Foundry Arms public house in left onto Long Lane. Follow this Quiet Lane into Northrepps and continue round the corner to the Lower Southrepps. village sign. 5 Turn right at the T-junction opposite the 8 To return to Cromer from this point, keep The ride . Lower Southrepps village sign and then left onto the village sign on your right, follow the signs to Antingham Road at the crossroads. Cromer and retrace your ride to your start point. 1 From the Tourist Information Centre in To continue the ride, keeping Southrepps Louden Road, Cromer, follow the one-way system Common on your left, turn left after leaving the through the town via Prince of Wales Road, village, signposted to Trunch via Quiet Lanes. Hamilton Road and Church Street. 8 Explore More tip Turn left at the traffic lights signposted to 5 Explore More tip Fancy a visit to Overstrand to see the sea? Mundesley. Keep left at both mini roundabouts Bear right at the village sign onto Bull’s Row and cycle up the hill. Turn right at the Clement Lock up your cycle and explore Southrepps and then keep right again at the fork in the road Scott memorial drinking trough and take the left Common on foot. A boardwalk takes you onto Madam’s Lane. The tarmac road becomes fork into Northrepps Road and follow the brown through this beautiful common situated in the an unsurfaced track; watch out for loose stones tourist caravan park signs. bottom of a valley. Bring your binoculars and and sand particularly going downhill after enjoy a spot of wildlife watching in this lovely crossing the bridge over the disused railway 2 Pass the waymark post quiet spot. line. indicating that this is a Quiet Lane, the first of many on this Cross the road into Carr Lane and follow the ride. It is also part of Sustrans 6 Turn left at Howard’s Close onto the road round to the left onto the High Street. Turn Cycle Route 30. Pass the unsurfaced farm track. Turn right just before the right onto Cliff Road and cycle down to the top caravan site on the left and wooden farm gates onto a grass byway. Cross of the cliff. There are several refreshment continue for approximately 1.5 the road to the opposite grass bridleway and then opportunities in Overstrand. Seasonally open miles into Northrepps, ignoring all turn left at the end. public toilets are in the car park on Paul’s Lane. side roads. After a short distance, turn right at the crossroads Continue ahead as the road becomes Paul’s onto Wellspring Road, another Quiet Lane to 3 When you reach Northrepps, turn right Lane. Southrepps. Church Street just after passing the school and Turn right at the T-junction onto the main road leaving Cycle Route 30. Pass St Mary’s Church 7 After passing Wellspring Farm, continue then left just after the Church onto Northrepps and after leaving the village, turn left into Rectory ahead at the T-junction. Ignore the road on the Road. After passing the picturesque Road. right and shortly after as the road bends sharp left, Northrepps Cottage turn right at the T-junction Turn right, passing an old rectory on the left and turn right in front of the white gates onto the grass and keep right at the next junction. continue ahead onto the grass track. Turn right at byway, which leads down the hill to the woods. the end of this track onto Frogshall Road and Retrace your ride down the hill back into Continue ahead at the end onto the Quiet Lane cycle into Southrepps. Cromer. through the woods and up the hill towards 4 Pass St James’ Church and the Vernon Sidestrand. After approximately 1 mile, turn left onto another Quiet Lane just before reaching the Arms public house. Turn right at the T-junction into the High Street. main road. Cycle over Hungry Hill to Northrepps. Share the space Refreshments The Explore More Rides offer a mix of off-road, In addition to the array of refreshments quiet lanes and other roads for cycling along a opportunities at the start and finish of the ride in Local public transport network of bridleways and byways. The off-road Cromer, there are several opportunities for a cup and cycle hire routes are also used by farm vehicles, so please of tea or lunch along the way. In Southrepps, you take care at all times when following these routes. pass The Vernon Arms and the Post Office Coffee In wet weather, off-road paths become muddy and Shop. If you have your own refreshments, you Cycle hire: A list of cycle therefore more challenging if cycling — be could pause a while on the seat in Lower hirers can be found in the prepared to occasionally walk some sections! Southrepps near the common. On the way back cycling section of the Norfolk you pass the Foundry Arms in Northrepps. Coast AONB website which When using off-road routes please remember includes electric bike hire. Always If you were to extend the ride into Overstrand you Be prepared to slow down and stop for other contact prior to traveling. will pass the Sea Marge Hotel, The White Horse users including walkers, horses, farm traffic Train services: Cromer is on the hourly and the Cliff Top café as well as Northrepps or other vehicles. Norwich to Sheringham Bittern Line service. Cottage on the way back. Keep to an appropriate speed for the type of Bus services: Cromer can be reached from track and amount of other users. many Norfolk towns by different bus services. Slow down at junctions and bends. Visit the Traveline website for details of all bus and train services to Cromer or telephone 0871 Courtesy The Norfolk Coast 200 22 33. When you approach walkers, horse riders area of outstanding natural beauty Part of this route is along the Norfolk Coast and other cyclists from behind, remember (AONB) is one of 42 AONBs in Cycleway Sustrans Regional Cycle Route 30. Visit that cycles can be silent. Use your a bell or England and Wales, which together the Sustrans website for more information. call out to warn of your approach and please with 13 national parks comprise our pass others sensibly whether on road, path finest landscapes, rich in wildlife and or track. cultural heritage. The Norfolk Coast Partnership is funded by Defra and local authorities to bring local organisations together to conserve and enhance the area’s natural beauty and promote its sustainable use and enjoyment Published by Norfolk Coast Partnership — www.norfolkcoastaonb.org.uk Explore More Rides Explore Southrepps and Northrepps using the network of Quiet Lanes, byways and bridleways If you are unfamiliar with this area then we suggest you to take a more detailed map.
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