Imagine village life on the Norfolk Broads where a bike or a buggie is all you need to get around. Having a safe pleasant route for walking and cycling between popular villages on the Broads is no longer a new idea! Local people continue to pursue the dream of creating The Three Rivers Way, a safe, pleasant route enabling locals and visitors, whatever their abilities, to make a short journey without using a car.
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The aim is to link four villages on three Northern Broads rivers – the Bure, the Ant and the Thurne – with paths fit for the purpose and existing quiet lanes creating a route called the Three Rivers Way. For residents of Hoveton and Horning, Ludham and Potter Heigham the Three Rivers Way would mean...
The Three Rivers Way Association exists to promote this route and works in partnership with Norfolk County Council and the Broads Authority and others.
- Car-free access to local shops and amenities
- A safe route to school
- A pleasant way to take regular exercise safely
- An improvement to the local economy through green tourism
- Everyone who loves the countryside would benefit too
- Footpaths and lanes become linked to form circular trails
- Heritage sites like St Benet’s Abbey, the RAF Radar Museum and How Hill become a pleasant car-free day out
- No matter what your mobility, the countryside becomes accessible, independently
- Cycling and jogging through countryside becomes more pleasant and safer
The Three Rivers Way Association exists to promote this route and works in partnership with Norfolk County Council and the Broads Authority and others.
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