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South Norfolk
11 running routes in South Norfolk
Runners in South Norfolk get anything from 5km to 11km, and it's mostly on pavement and quiet roads, so road shoes are fine. Most of it is flat enough to hold an even pace. Most are loops, so you finish back where you started.
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Runs in South Norfolk

Around Burgh St Peter
Burgh St Peter, England
This scenic clockwise run takes you along the quiet lanes around Burgh St Peter, offering peaceful countryside views and a glimpse of rural…

Burgh St Peter - Aldeby Loop
South Norfolk, England
A flat loop consisting of mostly country lanes

Hales Green
South Norfolk, England
Starting in Loddon and following paths south through Warren Hills to Hales Hall.

Hardley Street Loop
South Norfolk, England
Starting along Lower Hardley Road, to reach Church Farm, and returning via Church Lane, Cock Road and Snow's Lane.

High Green Loop Long
South Norfolk, England
From the north side of Wymodham and following country lanes in an clockwise loop to High Green and back.

High Green Loop Short
South Norfolk, England
From the north side of Wymodham following country lanes in an clockwise loop to Manor Farm and back.

Marriot Way from New Costessey to Drayton
South Norfolk, England
Starting along Red Bridge Lane, and then heading along the Marriot Way as far as the bridge over the River Wensum, close to Drayton, before…

Morningthorpe and Stratton St Michael
South Norfolk, England
Starting in the north of Long Stratton nd following lanes through Rhees Green, Morningthorpe and Stratton St-Michael before retracing the…

Silfield Loop
South Norfolk, England
Starting near Wymondham station, the going round the north edge of the cemetery before heading to Silfield along Strayground Lane and…

Whitlingham Country Park
South Norfolk, England
Starting in Trowse Newton and following a woodland path towards Whitlingham Hall, before heading north towards the lake, making a circuit…

Wortham Ling
Diss, England
Starting from Fair Green car park and following Angles Way to where it crosses the River Waveney, looping round Wortham Ling and returning…
