Phoebe Smith 
The Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path [EPUB ebook] 
130 mile national trail – Norfolk’s best inland and coastal scenery

Map key

Overview map

Introduction

Geology

History of Norfolk

History of the trail

Wildlife

Plants and flowers

Art

What to take

Waymarking, access and maps

Emergencies

Using this guide

Getting there

Getting around

When to go

In which direction?

Accommodation

Health and safety

Practicalities

Stage 1 Knettishall Heath to Little Cressingham

Stage 2 Little Cressingham to Castle Acre

Stage 3 Castle Acre to Sedgeford

Stage 4 Sedgeford to Hunstanton

Stage 5 Hunstanton to Burnham Deepdale

Stage 6 Burnham Deepdale to Stiffkey

Stage 7 Stiffkey to Cley next the Sea

Stage 8 Cley next the Sea to Cromer

Stage 9 Cromer to Sea Palling

Stage 10 Sea Palling to Caister-on-Sea

Stage 11 Caister-on-Sea to Hopton-on-Sea

Appendix A Route summary table

Appendix B Useful contacts

By day Phoebe Smith is an award-winning travel writer, broadcaster and presenter as well as Editor-at-Large of Wanderlust travel magazine and Sleep Storyteller-in-Residence at calm.com where she writes scripts for the likes of Stephen Fry, Joanne Lumley and Danai Gurira. By night she’s an extreme-sleeping outdoors adventurer who thrives on heading to the wildest locations she can find in order to sleep in the strangest places she can seek out.
Phoebe was the first person to sleep at all the extreme points of mainland Britain – including the centremost location – which she did solo, on consecutive nights in 2014. In December 2017 she gave up her Christmas to complete the self-devised Sleep the Three Peaks challenge – in which she overnighted on the summits of the highest mountains in Wales, England and Scotland – raising both money and awareness for Centrepoint (the young people’s homeless charity).
Phoebe is the author of 10 books including the bestselling Extreme Sleeps: Adventures of a Wild Camper, Wilderness Weekends: Wild Adventures in Britain's Rugged Corners and the first guidebook to Britain’s free-to-stay mountain shelters, Book of the Bothy.
Phoebe has proudly been an Ordnance Survey #Get Outside Champion since 2016 in recognition of her work encouraging people to enjoy the great outdoors. She is ambassador for the annual Big Canopy Campout (which helps raise funds for the World Land Trust), as well as Wild Night Out, the UK’s national night of adventure. She is also President of the Long Distance Walkers Association. Phoebe’s ongoing mission is to prove that Britain offers adventure to rival anything you’ll find overseas and that you don’t need to be a beard-sporting, rufty-tufty, I’ll-eat-a-dead-sheep-carcass Bear Grylls-type to have an adventure!