Pingo Trail in Stow Bedon

Pingo Trail in Stow Bedon in Breckland is a dirt, unlit footpath (permissive). The road has no sidewalks. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses Heath Road. It ends in a cul-de-sac. This road is part of the foot route "The Great Eastern Pingo Trail". In the vicinity, you can find 6 tourist information offices.

Road Type: footpath
Route: northeast-southwest

Tourist information offices

Pingo Trail.
Stow Bedon Common. Stow Bedon Fuel Allotment, part of Stow Bedon Common, is home to over 30 natural ponds known as pingos, created over 12,000 years ago by ground-ice thawing during the last Ice Age, leaving behing shallow depressions which filled with water..
Wayland Walks in Norfolk’s Breckland Countryside.
Pingo Trail.
Crossing Keeper's Cottage. History of crossing keeper’s cottage, built around 1870 at time of Swaffham to Thetford railway line opening, before closing 1965 and becoming derelict until dangerous and demolishing..
Pingo Trail.
Pingo Trail.
Pingo Trail.
NWT Thompson Common. Thompson Common is famous for its pingos - a series of 400 shallow pools thought to be have been formed at the end of the last Ice Age..
Pingo Trail.
The Pingo Trail. Pingos are shallow basins formed by glacial processes at the end of the last Ice Age… The word “pingo” is Inuit in origin and means ‘small hill’..
Pingo Trail.
Pingo Trail.