How Hill

Save this place

Open in full map →Full map →

OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles · data from OpenStreetMap · terrain Mapzen/AWS

How Hill is a National Nature Reserve in Norfolk, covering 1.3 km². The county has 20 National Nature Reserves; this is one. It lies inside the Broads National Park.

For more of the same, Ant Broads and Marshes and Bure Marshes are close by. For arrivals by rail, Hoveton & Wroxham Station is about 5.7 km to the west.

More places to visit near How Hill

Photo of the Broads, a National Park in eastern England.

The Broads

You’re inside itNational Park near Ranworth

Britain's largest protected wetland — a watery maze of rivers, fens and windmills.

Photo of Barton Broad, a Lake near Horning in the Broads, Norfolk, eastern England.

Barton Broad

broad near Horning

The second-largest of the Norfolk Broads, a wide shallow lake on the River Ant with a boardwalk trail and a long sailing tradition.

2.2 km N

Photo of St Benet's Abbey, a ruined abbey near Ranworth in the Broads, Norfolk, eastern England.

St Benet's Abbey

Abbey near Ranworth

An 18th-century drainage mill built straight through a Benedictine gatehouse.

3.7 km S

Photo of BeWILDerwood, a visitor attraction near Horning in the Broads, Norfolk, eastern England.

BeWILDerwood

Attraction near Horning

Woodland adventure park of treehouses, zip wires and boardwalks born of Tom Blofeld's children's books.

3.8 km W

Photo of Hickling Broad, a Lake near Potter Heigham in the Broads, Norfolk, eastern England.

Hickling Broad

Lake near Potter Heigham

Largest of the Norfolk Broads, a shallow reedy expanse and nature reserve noted for swallowtail butterflies and marsh birds.

5.4 km NE

Photo of Bure Valley Railway, a visitor attraction near Wroxham, Norfolk, eastern England.

Bure Valley Railway

Attraction near Wroxham

Norfolk's longest narrow-gauge steam railway, tracking the Bure between Aylsham and Wroxham.

6.6 km W