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CANOE & KAYAK |
The quiet woodland waters of the Broads and the creeks of the coast are an excellent place to launch you canoe or kayak. |
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The quiet woodland waters of the Broads and the creeks of the coast are an excellent place to launch you canoe or kayak. |
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 On the North Norfolk Coast, the harbours and staithes come alive with small boats at high water. Launch from the mud and paddle along the many creeks and channels. Try Burnham Overy Staithe, or Wells next the Sea. |
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 Burnham Overy Staithe |
| The Norfolk Broads are excellent for both canoeing and kayaking. If you prefer quiet waters, the Broads has plenty of dykes and channels that are away from the crowds. If you prefer the open water, then the Broads themselves are wide open spaces in which to enjoy your padling. Try Barton Broad or Hickling Broad. |
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 Reeds and a canoe at Hickling Broad |
 Kayaking and Canoeing on Barton Broad |
 Canoe down Lime Kiln Dyke |
 Backwaters off Barton Broad |
| Close to Norwich is Whitlingham Country Park, a great place to canoe or kayak. Built on the site of a quarry whose gravel was used for a number of major local construction projects, Whitlingham offers a Canadian canoe trail. |
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 Launching ramp at Whitlingham |
 Whitlingham outdoor education and adventure centre |
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