Countryside attractions in Suffolk
Orford Ness is an isolated stretch of Suffolk coastline, home to an internationally-renowned nature reserve and site of secret Cold War military testing. Orford Ness boasts the largest shingle spit in all of Europe and is home to rare species of plants and animals., including breeding pairs of little terns as well as a huge gull population. There are areas of reedbeds and lagoons, mudflats and saltmarsh, in addition to the huge coastal shingle.
Quay Office, Orford Quay, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, IP12 2NU
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RSPB Minsmere is a coastal nature reserve, home to the largest red deer herd in Britain. The reserve takes in reedbeds and marsh, separated from the sea by coastal dunes. Circular trails lead through reedbeds, meres and woodland that provide habitat for a wealth of birdlife.
Sheepwash Lane, Westleton, Suffolk, England, IP17 3BY
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Heritage Highlight: Ruins of medieval Leiston Chapel
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12 miles of signposted footpaths crisscross the Thornham Hall estate near Eye, Suffolk. The Thornham Walks, as they are called, was the brainchild of the 8th Lord Henniker, who wanted his estate to be accessible to all, and to help educate people about natural history and ecology. The Walks take in a restored 19th century walled garden and a Victorian Gothic summerhouse.
Thornham Countryside Officer, Red House Yard, Eye, Thornham Magna, Suffolk, England, IP23 8HH
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Heritage Highlight: Restored Victorian walled garden and folly
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