Norfolk- Suggestions for short tour please

[midliferider]

Help please.
I am planning to spend this summer at home, not going abroad. I would like to spend a week cycling in Norfolk area, preferably from farm house (B and B) to farm house. I like to ride on the road in my trusted Triban. I have looked at various websites but it is difficult make up a circular route. I live in Northampton, would like to drive for 1-2 hours, leave my car and take a circular tour, come back and collect the car at the end.
I may even consider doing that for long Easter weekend if I can find a good route to cover about 150 miles in 3 days.
Could you please suggest me a scenic route, with windmills etc on quite roads.
Perhaps some may even like to join me!

 

[biggs682]

@midliferider that sounds idylic

 

[Binka]

How about the north Norfolk coast cycle route?

http://www.norfolkcoastaonb.org.uk/pages/pspage.php?PageID=388

 

[Dayvo]

Cromer Pier!

Binka's suggestion sounds good. http://www.norfolkcoastaonb.org.uk/pages/pspage.php?PageID=78

 

[Wobbly John]

If you are riding in Norfolk, the Coast route is the best bit, but in 150 miles you could include the Broads as well. Route 1 out from King's Lynn, and route 30 that make up the coast route are well marked and easy to follow, but take a map if you are using the back roads to make up a circular route.

Riding through the Holkham hall grounds is something I reccommend to anybody cycling in Norfolk:

 

[Saluki]

There is the sustrans route 1 cycleroute. The Marriotts Way is lovely, some tarmac some packed earth but perfectly fine for a roadie, I cycle it often on my Defy. It goes from Norwich to Aylsham Tesco. Don't lock your bike there unless there are 2 of you, one to shop, one to stay with the bikes. Local Tesco don't have the best rep for bikes being unmolested while shoppers shop.

 

[midliferider]

Thanks everyone.
I saw some cycle routes on Norfolk broads.
Can I assume that you need at least a hybrid to do those routes?

 

[raleighnut]

If you are riding in Norfolk, the Coast route is the best bit, but in 150 miles you could include the Broads as well. Route 1 out from King's Lynn, and route 30 that make up the coast route are well marked and easy to follow, but take a map if you are using the back roads to make up a circular route.

Riding through the Holkham hall grounds is something I reccommend to anybody cycling in Norfolk:

You've also got Wells next the Sea handy for possibly the best fish 'n' chips in England, French's on the Quayside