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Brancaster Staithe to Burnham Deepdale Coastal Walk
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Brancaster Staithe to Burnham Deepdale Coastal Walk

Norfolk

Dog Friendly Rating:7/10A flat, easy coastal stretch between two Staithe villages with huge skies and a working harbour, best enjoyed on lead around grazing marsh livestock.

Brancaster Staithe to Burnham Deepdale is a classic slice of the north Norfolk coast, tracing the Norfolk Coast Path along saltmarsh, reedbeds and tidal creeks. It is dog friendly end to end, with fishing boats, whelk sheds and the big open sky that makes this stretch of coast so well loved.

The path is level and easy underfoot, mixing raised marsh bund, gravel track and permissive farmland paths, with almost no elevation. Leads are essential where the route crosses grazing marsh, and ground nesting bird protections apply in spring and early summer. Parking is limited at Brancaster Staithe, subject to tidal flooding, so the Deepdale car park is often the easier start. Facilities are good at the Deepdale end with shops, cafes and toilets; Brancaster Staithe offers a pub and a few seafood huts but little else.

At a Glance

Distance
3.2 km (2.0 miles)
Difficulty
Easy
Duration
50 min
Walk Type
Coastal
Route Type
Out and Back
Off Lead Potential
Low
Livestock Risk
Moderate
Facilities
Pubs and seafood huts at Brancaster Staithe; shops, cafes and public toilets at Burnham Deepdale.
Parking
Small tidal car park at Brancaster Staithe harbour (10 to 15 spaces, can flood); larger pay and display at Deepdale Backpackers, Burnham Deepdale.

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Brancaster Staithe Harbour, Main Road, Brancaster Staithe

52.9661, 0.6699

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