Kilverstone Road in Brettenham, Norfolk

Kilverstone Road in Brettenham in Breckland is a two-lane, asphalted, unlit tertiary road. No sidewalks. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses New Road, Brettenham Road and Bridgham Lane and ends at The Street, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. It connects Bridgham and Brettenham. This road is part of the bicycle routes Two Rivers Cycle Route, UK:National Cycle Network 13, Rebellion Way and Regional Cycle Route 30 and the mountain bike route "Peddars Way Cycle Route". Kilverstone Road also exists in Kilverstone.

Road Type
tertiary road
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
60 mph
Route
northeast-southwest

Tourist information offices

  • Brettenham & Kilverstone Parish council – approx. 4,4 km.
  • Natural Tunnel of Hawthorn, Dog Rose and Wild Hops – approx. 4,8 km.
  • The Little Ouse Flood Meadows – approx. 5,0 km.
  • Wet Woodland – approx. 5,0 km.
  • Kingfisher Viewing Point – approx. 5,1 km.
  • Restored Meanders – approx. 5,1 km.
  • Dry Grassland – approx. 5,2 km.
  • The Lakes – approx. 5,3 km.

Bus stops

  • The Green – approx. 1,9 km.

Artwork

  • Rushford Village Sign (wood;fibreglass) – approx. 2,0 km.