Walking provides health and economic benefits and there are many places to walk in Dereham, some are public streets, some are parks and open spaces. Dereham has 35 public rights of way - paths and tracks which everyone can use by right. We have published six walk-guides which cover most of the countryside paths.

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The 'walk' started with a short bus ride, then we returned via a 6½ mile route through the Tud Valley, including tea or coffee and a piece of home made cake at our mobile tuck-stop as we made our way back to Dereham.

See the full report with pictures.

A contingent from Dereham Walkers are Welcome travelled to Cromer to join together with members of their WaW team to learn from each other.

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See the full report with a few pictures of children and parents entering into the spirit of the event as they search for characters from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland around Neatherd Moor.


A perfect walking day, with sunny intervals and a cool refreshing breeze and we finished at Dereham windmill for coffee and traditional Easter simnel cake.

See the full report of a very successful event.
A Summary Report for Dereham Walkers are Welcome's first year. This is submitted to the National organisation as a formal record of our activity.

A 4½ mile walk (about 2 hours) to greet the New Year, ending with tea or coffee and a piece of Bolo Rei (King Cake) at New Flavours cafe.

For pictures and more see the Event History section.

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