Trinity Broads

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Trinity Broads is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Norfolk of 3.2 km². It is one of 140 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in the county. It is among the largest in the county. The surrounding countryside is part of the Broads National Park.

The nearest railway station is Acle, about 6.1 km to the south-west. Nearby SSSIs include Winterton - Horsey Dunes and Upton Broad & Marshes.

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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 the Norfolk Coast, a National Landscape in Norfolk, eastern England.

Norfolk Coast

National Landscape near Holt

Saltmarsh, dunes and enormous tidal beaches along north Norfolk, with huge skies, seals and first-rate birdwatching

4.9 km N

Photo of Winterton Dunes, a National Nature Reserve near Winterton-on-Sea in the Broads, Norfolk, eastern England.

Winterton Dunes

National Nature Reserve near Winterton-on-Sea

A National Nature Reserve in Norfolk.

5.5 km NE

Photo of the coast at Horsey, Norfolk, eastern England.

Horsey

Coastline near Potter Heigham

Winter beach thronged with grey seal pups.

7.6 km N

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.

8.2 km NW

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.

8.4 km W