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NORFOLK VIEWS

Although the highest point is only a few hundred feet, Norfolk has some amazing views, that are well worth trying to find.
Salthouse Sea Ridge
Muckleburgh Hill View
Observation Tower
Norwich Cathedral
Heath Views

Although the highest point in Norfolk is only a few hundred feet, it has some amazing views. Yes, Norfolk DOES have hills and we show you where they are! Some of the views are man-made however, and you will need to climb some steps to admire the view, but all are well worth trying to find. But above all, Norfolk is famous for wide open landscapes and big skies, and it does not disappoint!

Here is our pick of some of the best views in Norfolk

Norfolk - A county of wide open skies. To many a "view" means looking down, but here in Norfolk we prove that a view can also mean looking up!
Norfolk Sky
A wide open Norfolk sky
Moon Rise
The moon rise over West Somerton windfarm
Norfolk Sunset
Sunset over the Norfolk countryside
Wide Open Beaches
Wide open sandy beaches

North Norfolk Coast - Here is proof that Norfolk is NOT flat, a ridge of heathland stretches from Salthouse across to Sheringham. It has a network of footpaths that treat to fantastic views down over the coast, towns and villages.
Muckleburgh Hill View
Summit of Muckleburgh Hill Norfolk
Salthouse Church View
Salthouse church from Salthouse Heath
Foxgloves
Foxglove spikes on Salthouse Heath
Upper Sheringham
Sea and coast views from Sheringham Park
Ranworth
The view from the top of the viewing platform in Sheringham Park

Great views on the Norfolk Coast can also be found by climbing the sand dunes behind the beaches. Here are two fabulous examples of virtually deserted beaches (taken in spring and summer) of the lovely wide open beaches at Horsey and Sea Palling.
Horsey
The beach at Horsey
Sea Palling
The beach at Sea Palling

The views of the Norfolk Broads are largely man-made, but every bit as breathtaking as the natural ones. Here we have views of a green watery landscape, windmills and the tops of boat sails.
Salhouse Broad
The view over Salhouse Broad
Thurne View
View of Thurne windmill from Ludham marshes
Windpump View
View from the top of Horsey Windpump
Hickling Broad
View through the reeds at Hickling
Ranworth
The view from the top of the church at Ranworth
Barton Turf
The view over a frosty staithe at Barton Turf

You may be surprised to learn that Norwich has one of the hilliest city centre's in England! From Mousehold Heath, the view of the Norwich city skyline is simply amazing! From this point you can see the cities main buildings, including the Cathedral, Castle, City Hall and many ancient Churches.
Norwich Skyline
The view over Norwich from Mousehold Heath
Norwich Yacht Station
A view over the Norwich riverside
Norwich Elm Hill
The view down Elm Hill

 
Salthouse Sea Ridge
Muckleburgh Hill View
Observation Tower
Norwich Cathedral
Heath Views
 
 
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