Salhouse Broad Walk
This walk visits Salhouse Broad in the Norfolk Broads National Park.
The pretty little broad is located between Salhouse and Woodbastwick near to the larger settlements of Wroxham and Horning.
The walk can be started from the public car park just to the north east of Salhouse village, off the Salhouse Road. From here you can follow public footpaths north to visit the broad. There's nice trails along the broad with views of the River Bure, which runs through the area. The area is good for wildlife spotting with several species of dragonfly and various water loving birds.
Postcode
NR13 6RX - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsSalhouse Broad Ordnance Survey Map 
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Salhouse Broad Open Street Map 
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Salhouse Broad OS Map 
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Salhouse Broad Open Street Map 
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Pubs/Cafes
The Hungry Otter is located right next to the broad. You can pick up hot drinks and delicious cakes here.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Salhouse Broad
This way to Salhouse Broad Salhouse Broad, owned by H. Cator of Woodbastwick estate, lies on the river Bure; it is 32 acres in size and consists of a mixture of habitats including open water, sedge beds, alder carr, grassland, heathland and ancient woodland. A 21 year lease to the Broads Authority ended in July 2003 and the management of the area returned to the responsibility of Mr Cator.
The River Bure by Salhouse Broad
Red-brick cottages in Salhouse village. On Farm Hall Drive. Much of the village of Salhouse is now covered by a Conservation Order and it is hoped that its rural character will be maintained.
View along footpath from Salhouse Broad to car park
Tree-lined river bank. Mature trees growing on the eastern bank of the River Bure, with a glimpse at fields belonging to Woodbastwick estate beyond.