Boudicca Way

Norfolk

The Boudicca Way passes through the beautiful, unspoilt rural countryside of South Norfolk and the Waveney Valley. It is named after the legendary warrior Queen of the Iceni, whose tribes once inhabited the area, and runs for approximately 36 miles between Norwich and Diss. Running roughly parallel with the old Roman 'Pye' Road, now known as the A140, the route follows public rights of way and quiet country roads. A detour is taken to view the remains of Venta Icenorum Roman town at Caistor St Edmund and picturesque villages such as Shotesham, Saxlingham Nethergate and Pulham Market are visited.

The Way starts and finishes at mainline railway stations so makes it perfect for those looking for sustainable travel options. The route is marked and named on OS walker's maps.

---

Details:

Path Type:	Paths Marked on OS mapping
Waymark:	Sword on yellow & green named discs
Attributes:	Easy Heritage Military
Start:	TG238083 - Railway Station, Norwich, Norfolk
Finish:	TM127797 - Railway Station, Diss, Norfolk
Web Sites:	Norfolk County Council - Boudicca Way Griffmonster - Boudicca Way posts [blog] Walking Englishman - Boudicca Way [blog] WildwalkingUK - Boudicca Way [blog]

---

Publications, Badges and Certificates:

External download	Norfolk County Council - Boudicca Way : overview map  (Norfolk County Council )
Guidebook	Walking in Norfolk : 40 circular walks in the Broads, Brecks, Fens and along the coast  (Cicerone Press  - 2013 )

---