Kiddiwalks in Suffolk
'KIDDIWALKS IN SUFFOLK' by Laurie Page (published by Countryside Books £7.99)
This new book by Laurie Page contains a series of 20 circular walks between 1½ and 3¾ miles in length and is written specifically with children in mind.
Stutton, Water, Water, Everywhere
'These routes will suit everyone from toddlers to top juniors, as well as their parents and grandparents', says author Laurie Page. 'Armed with this book the whole family can experience an enjoyable and interesting day out'.
Felixstowe Ferry, guarding the Shore
In addition to the clear route descriptions, each walk section also has a list of Things to See and Do, some notes on the background to places seen along the way and suggestions for family-friendly pubs and cafés where refreshments are available. Good picnic spots are also mentioned.
Halesworth, Under and Over
The routes introduce a wide variety of scenery. There are tranquil rivers and lakes; bustling harbours; peaceful woods and valleys; country parks; charming villages; and many lovely views to be enjoyed.
Stonham Aspal, Mythical Creatures and Ten Bells
Along the way there is the chance to spot birds, insects and other animals; identify trees and wild flowers; feed ducks and swans; and explore ancient forests and Beaches in Suffolk.
Clare On the History Trail
There is also the opportunity to visit Clare Castle Country Park and discover the castle ruins and an old railway station;
Pakenham, A Miller's Delight
Learn about the life of a miller and how flour is made at Pakenham Water Mill, Bury St Edmunds;
Eye, A Feast of Trees
Climb the ruins of the Norman castle at Eye;
Thorpeness, Pine Cones and Sea Shells
Investigate the beach and windmill at Thorpeness;
Walberswick, Crabbing Country
or perhaps try your hand at crabbing at Walberswick! Please also see Walberswick National Nature Reserve.
Hartest, A Wild Flower Paradise
Children can have fun and learn about natural history whilst getting plenty of exercise and fresh air.
West Stow, In the Steps of the Invaders
LAURIE PAGE lives near Maldon and works at Essex County Hall as a Map Officer for the Public Rights of Way team in the Highways Department. He is a keen walker and the author of the popular walking guides Pocket Pub Walks in Essex, Footpaths for Fitness: Essex and Kiddiwalks in Essex.
Buxhall, A Hidden Gem
KIDDIWALKS IN SUFFOLK by LAURIE PAGE is published by Countryside Books at £7.99 and is available from all good booksellers, some local garden centres and attractions and direct from the publishers at www.countrysidebooks.co.uk
For more information on great family days out with the kids in Suffolk, please also see - -
Kids' Days Out in Suffolk
Children's Activities and Family Fun
Days Out in Suffolk
Things to Do in Suffolk
For more information on Suffolk Walks please see our Guide to
Walking in Suffolk
Have you been walking in Suffolk? Where did you go and where were your favourite spots? Please send all your reviews to suffolkguides.admin@suffolktouristguide.com.
This new book by Laurie Page contains a series of 20 circular walks between 1½ and 3¾ miles in length and is written specifically with children in mind.
Stutton, Water, Water, Everywhere
'These routes will suit everyone from toddlers to top juniors, as well as their parents and grandparents', says author Laurie Page. 'Armed with this book the whole family can experience an enjoyable and interesting day out'.
Felixstowe Ferry, guarding the Shore
In addition to the clear route descriptions, each walk section also has a list of Things to See and Do, some notes on the background to places seen along the way and suggestions for family-friendly pubs and cafés where refreshments are available. Good picnic spots are also mentioned.
Halesworth, Under and Over
The routes introduce a wide variety of scenery. There are tranquil rivers and lakes; bustling harbours; peaceful woods and valleys; country parks; charming villages; and many lovely views to be enjoyed.
Stonham Aspal, Mythical Creatures and Ten Bells
Along the way there is the chance to spot birds, insects and other animals; identify trees and wild flowers; feed ducks and swans; and explore ancient forests and Beaches in Suffolk.
Clare On the History Trail
There is also the opportunity to visit Clare Castle Country Park and discover the castle ruins and an old railway station;
Pakenham, A Miller's Delight
Learn about the life of a miller and how flour is made at Pakenham Water Mill, Bury St Edmunds;
Eye, A Feast of Trees
Climb the ruins of the Norman castle at Eye;
Thorpeness, Pine Cones and Sea Shells
Investigate the beach and windmill at Thorpeness;
Walberswick, Crabbing Country
or perhaps try your hand at crabbing at Walberswick! Please also see Walberswick National Nature Reserve.
Hartest, A Wild Flower Paradise
Children can have fun and learn about natural history whilst getting plenty of exercise and fresh air.
West Stow, In the Steps of the Invaders
LAURIE PAGE lives near Maldon and works at Essex County Hall as a Map Officer for the Public Rights of Way team in the Highways Department. He is a keen walker and the author of the popular walking guides Pocket Pub Walks in Essex, Footpaths for Fitness: Essex and Kiddiwalks in Essex.
Buxhall, A Hidden Gem
KIDDIWALKS IN SUFFOLK by LAURIE PAGE is published by Countryside Books at £7.99 and is available from all good booksellers, some local garden centres and attractions and direct from the publishers at www.countrysidebooks.co.uk
For more information on great family days out with the kids in Suffolk, please also see - -
Kids' Days Out in Suffolk
Children's Activities and Family Fun
Days Out in Suffolk
Things to Do in Suffolk
For more information on Suffolk Walks please see our Guide to
Walking in Suffolk
Have you been walking in Suffolk? Where did you go and where were your favourite spots? Please send all your reviews to suffolkguides.admin@suffolktouristguide.com.
