Activities at West Runton and Beeston Regis Heath

Visiting West Runton and Beeston Regis: What you need to know

West Runton and Beeston Heath are open for visitors in line with government guidance. Find out more information to help you plan your visit.

Walking the dog at West Runton and Beeston Regis Heath

This is a wonderful place to walk your dogs. All we ask is that you follow our lead when visiting with your pooch.

Spring on Incleborough Hill

Spring on Incleborough Hill. A real natural high.

West Runton's wonderful woodlands

Take a walk in the woodlands and see a wide variety of trees and very varied terrains.

Things to see and do at West Runton and Beeston Regis Heath

Drink in the expansive views from this high open heathland and woodland. Look out over the surrounding coast and countryside as you enjoy an invigorating walk or a relaxing stroll.

Bagot goats are helping to graze Incleborough Hill

Be prepared for a surprise when you next climb Incleborough Hill. A small flock of Bagot goats has been brought in to graze the landscape and help us manage this heathland habitat.

Climb to the top of Incleborough Hill?

Climb up (almost) a Norfolk mountain

Spring wildlife at West Runton

Spring is a great time to walk the woodland and heath and to spot a wide variety of wildlife.

West Runton circular walk, near Sheringham and Cromer, Norfolk

Take this self-guided circular walk up, down and along the Norfolk hills, with great views of the sea and the surrounding countryside. Ideal for active families.

• Moderate
• 2 hours
• 2.5 miles (4.0km)

Gorse bushes-an intriguing red web

Have you ever noticed a strange pink web on gorse bushes?

Plants, birds and animals you may spot

You never know what plants and animals you may see but thanks to our work in improving wildlife habitats it's likely you will see an abundance of wildlife on your visit.

The Amazing World of Dodder, Cuscuta epithymum

Have you ever noticed a strange pink web on gorse bushes on Incleborough Hill?

Winter wildlife

Winter is a great time to walk the woodland and heath and to spot a wide variety of wildlife.

Regenerating heathland

Do you know just how valuable heathland is for a whole host of animals and birds?