Today
- Closures
Diversion over Beeston Hill, Sheringham. The path over Beeston Hill is shut while National Trails replaces worn steps and relays the uneven surface. Signs take you round by the Promenade and Nelson Road, then along Sheringham Footpath 11. It adds about 1 mile.
- Tide
No tide sections on this walk.
- Ferries
None on this walk.
Getting back
Take the Bittern Line train from Sheringham back to Cromer. It's a short ride, so you can leave the car at either end and walk towards it.
We don't show times yet. Check the timetable before you set off.
See trains and buses backThe walk
Start on the seafront in Cromer and head west up onto the clifftop. The coast path follows the cliffs out of town and passes East Runton and West Runton, with the sea below you for much of the way.
Near the end you climb Beeston Bump, a small hill left behind by the ice, with views back to Cromer and on to Sheringham. From the top it's a short drop down into Sheringham.
Cromer and Sheringham both have plenty of cafes, pubs and fish and chips, but there's little in between, so carry water. The cliffs are soft and still falling, so keep back from the edge and stay on the marked path. For the beaches at either end, see BeachNous.
This walk is the whole of Cromer to Sheringham on the Norfolk Coast Path.
Beaches along the way
Dogs, tides and parking for Cromer, East Runton, West Runton and Sheringham beaches are on our sister site, BeachNous.
Map
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Facts on this page were checked Monday 2 November. If you find a fallen fence, a missing sign or a diversion we don't know about, tell us.
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