A 5½ mile circular walk starting from Nowton Country park.  The leaflet also offers an option of a shorter route.

Nowton (sometimes pronounced locally as “noat’n”) is a village on the southern outskirts of Bury St Edmunds; the town takes its name from King Edmund, ruler of East Anglia from AD 855 until his death in 869 at the hands of Viking invaders when Edmund refused to abandon his people or renounce his Christian faith, becoming England’s first patron saint.

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