Park at Beccles Quay pay and display. Free alternatives are at The Dell and street parking near North Cove. Head SW and soon west from the quay car park, moorings left. Turn right, north, river left. Cross under the...
8.6 miles by train. 11 miles on foot. Park in Beccles. The Quay pay and display is 1km, 15 to 20 minutes, from the station. Catch a train to Halesworth. Head east out of Halesworth station onto Bramblewood Road. H...
From the Beccles Quay pay and display, head SW and cross the footbridge to Fen Lane. For free parking, start this walk at the Dell car park instead. Head west, then south along Fen Lane. Turn right, west, along Brid...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk in fine weather. The route heads north past churches and the entrance gate of Gillingham Hall. After crossing the A143, the path heads north-west. We followed a field edge instead of the of...
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This walk was led by the Waveney Ramblers. Start from the large car park at Beccles Quay. This guide takes you clockwise round the loop. Head south, then east, moorings left. Don't cross the footbridge unless you wa...
Starting at the church in Beccles town centre, head north through the town and then west across the bridge. On the Norfolk side of the river Waveney, follow the path through dark green woodland tunnels with occasional vi...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk which included a 6.38 mile train ride. Most of the walk was on the Angles Way, following the river Waveney. Several walkers parked at Beccles Quay car park and walked 0,6 miles to the railw...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk from the large car park near Beccles quay. Head south, then west alongside the cut, where boats are moored. Cross the footbridge and turn right along Fen Lane which bends left to the mai...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk. Starting from the Quay car park, it heads along the banks of the River Waveney on the Norfolk side. At Boathouse Hills, the path leaves the river and heads through the farmyard of Hill Far...
This 10 mile walk is on good paths and tracks. It was led by Waveney Ramblers. The terrain includes residential Beccles, woodland, arable land and there are some good views. We had a picnic lunch by the historic church i...
This is an 11 mile walk with just over 8 miles by train. The train departs from Beccles at 10:21 and takes 15 minutes to reach Halesworth. The walk back starts on footpaths and then for a couple of miles it's on a virtua...
Great Yarmouth Ramblers led this circular walk along the banks of the river Waveney. The route also passes through Gillingham and skirts the perimeter of Gillingham Hall. On the route, there is a fine barn with an attrac...
A moderate walk led by the Waveney Ramblers. This track log includes a bus ride from Beccles to Loddon. The walk was about 10 miles or 16 km. This is an excellent walk with multiple interesting features. It's possible to...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk. We set out by bus (7.4 Miles) and walked back (10.3 Miles). There are two pubs on the route. Hales Hall is interesting as is All Saints Church. At Beccles and Loddon, all the local ameniti...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk from the Gillingham church lay-by off the AI46 Beccles bypass. Head south and cross the A146 using the footbridge and continue south towards the village hall. Opposite The Street, immed...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk from the car park near Beccles quay. Walk south, then west towards the town and alongside the cut, where boats are moored. Cross the footbridge and turn right along Fen Lane which bends ...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk from the Dell car park. This is near the town sign in Beccles at the east end of the Bungay Road. For larger groups, there is more parking in Ringsfield Road. If you'd like a pub stop later...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk from the car park at Waveney Meadow, Puddingmoor, Beccles. Walk out of the car park and turn right along narrow Puddingmoor. At the Bungay road, turn right, soon passing the Elizabethan ...
Waveney Ramblers led this walk on a bright and windy day. We followed one field perimeter instrad of crossing the ploughed and wet terrain. In better conditions, the correct path should be obvious. There were no other pr...
Here's a proper pub crawl - not one of those urban 100 metre staggers to the next venue. If you time it right, you can get an early lunch main course at the Locks Inn. At the Horseshoes, get your pudding course. You'll r...
This figure 8 walk follows the river Waveney and passes beside grazing meadows and along the Marsh Trail path. The only real hazard is the A146 crossing which can be busy. This walk was led by the Waveney Ramblers.
This is an easy circular walk just under six miles. Only 100 yards is on a main road without a pavement. Outside Beccles, the rest of the route is on quiet lanes or paths. The Horseshoes pub is a small un-modernised gem ...
A long but mostly easy walk. There are a few stiles needing a bit of agility and there was one fallen tree requiring a some clambering. My route home was longer and less pleasant because the Waveney valley was flooded an...
The walk is on farm tracks, quiet lanes and a disused railway. The Artichoke has a good choice or real ales and an interesting looking food menu. In the winter and wet weather, the fields around the Geldeston Locks may b...
This is an easy walk. The only difficulty is stiles. These might defeat the less agile. The official right of way was blocked in two places but there were very nice alternative consessionary paths. The white lion is a ni...
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