Kett's Country Trail

Norfolk

A walk based on the 16th century activities of Robert Kett, who led Kett's rebellion in 1549, taking in a number of churches along a meandering route. By using the Norwich Riverside Walk a link can be achieved to Marriott's Way. The route starts in Wymondham where the story of Kett's Rebellion began in July 1549. It finishes in Eaton, Norwich, just past Cringleford's historic twin-arched bridge. This is where Robert Kett crossed with his followers on his journey to Norwich to seek a fairer society.

The trail weaves along the picturesque South Norfolk Claylands countryside, an important area for nature.

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Details:

Path Type:	Other Paths
Waymark:	Name in white on red disc
Attributes:	Heritage
Start:	TG105014 - Wymondham, Norfolk
Finish:	TG201060 - Eaton, Norfolk
Open Date:	2022
Web Sites:	Kett's Country Long Distance Trail

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Publications, Badges and Certificates:

External download

Kett's Country Long Distance Trail  (Norfolk County Council  - 2022 )

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