How Hill and the Norfolk Broads
Ludham, Norfolk · East of England
Quick answer
How Hill and the Norfolk Broads walk is a flat 4-mile circular route through the Broads National Park following the River Ant and drainage channels. Dogs are welcome off-lead on the open sections with river bank access for paddling. Entirely flat terrain makes this suitable for all dog sizes including puppies and senior dogs.
Walk Starting Point
Distance
4 miles
Time
1h 20m - 1h 40m
Difficulty
Off-lead
Yes
Stiles
None
Parking
Available
Nearest pub
The Kings Arms, Ludham
Dog-friendly stops nearby
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About this walk
A tranquil walk through the heart of the Norfolk Broads National Park following drainage channels and the River Ant. How Hill is a small but significant elevation offering panoramic views across the flat broads landscape. A peaceful, wildlife-rich route ideal for dog owners who want solitude.
Walk highlights
- ✦Broads landscape panorama from How Hill
- ✦River Ant and drainage channels
- ✦Wildlife including marsh harriers
- ✦Thatched How Hill House
Terrain
🗓 Seasonal notes
Spring and summer are best for wildlife. The broads are accessible year-round and offer solitude in winter.
🅿️ Parking
Free parking at How Hill National Nature Reserve
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