Pentney Lakes Walks
This circular walk from Pentney Lakes visits West Bilney Wood, Shouldham Warren Nature Reserve and the riverside village of Narborough. The lakes are located near King's Lynn and offer a holiday retreat with fishing and easy walking trails.
Start the walk at the car park at the western end of the site. You can then follow trails around the lakes before heading north to West Bilney Wood. After exploring the woods the route then heads south to visit Shouldham Warren. In the reserve you'll find beautiful pine woodlands and fine views across the fenland countryside and the Nar Valley. There's also two colour coded walks to try.
The route then retraces its steps to join with the Nar Valley Way. You can follow the River Nar east to Narborough where there's the pretty Narford Lake and a historic church.
The route then heads west, passing Pentney village before returning to the car park.
Postcode
PE32 1LE - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsPentney Lakes Ordnance Survey Map 
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Pentney Lakes Open Street Map 
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Pentney Lakes OS Map 
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Pentney Lakes Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
To the north there's Bawsey Pits Country Park where there are nice trails around birch covered hills and a Scandinavian style lake. The purple heather and Dartmoor ponies on Roydon Common are also in this area.
For more walking ideas in the area see the Norfolk Walks page.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Pentney Lakes Caravan and Leisure Park
Looking west across one of the lakes
Forest track, West Bilney Wood
The top of Fox Hill. This is one of the many tracks through West Bilney Wood.
Shouldham warren
Watering the cows. Cows take a drink from the River Nar near to Marham Norfolk.
Gatehouse by entrance to Narborough Hall
Path along the River Nar in Narborough