Friends of Kett's Heights
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Free guided tours around Kett's Heights 2022
The next available tour of 2022 is on Sun. June 5th If you would like to be included on a tour then you must register. This will allow us to plan for the numbers attending and ensure we have your details should contact tracing be required. These small, friendly tours comprise a leisurely guided stroll around the Heights with some interesting historical facts pointed out on the way. Each tour may be limited to a maximum of 12 adults to allow ease of social distancing if necessary. We meet just inside the entrance gates on Kett's Hill at 2.30 (or 2.50 for the additional tour if numbers require one). The tour last about 45 minutes after which you are welcome to explore The Heights on your own. Children & well behaved dogs on a lead are welcome. Click HERE for Kett's Height's location map. Don't worry, we won't be upset if for any reason you can't make it on the day but please let us know by e-mail if you do have to cancel, |
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Kett’s Heights is a steeply wooded site containing a medieval chapel, chalk workings and Victorian garden terraces and steps. It was the headquarters of Kett’s Rebellion in 1549 due to the panoramic viewpoint overlooking Norwich. A Friends group is now restoring the site. Explore the 1549 headquarters of Kett’s Rebellion, medieval remains and c.19th terraces. Follow the labyrinthine paths to one of the best panoramas overlooking Norwich.
Please be aware that there is a flight of steps from the entrance gate. There are also several sets of steep steps on the tour, although there is an alternative step free route to the viewpoint for those not able to negotiate the steep climbs. The site has some very steep slopes so please keep a watchful eye if you bring young children! They should be supervised by an adult at all times.
Please be aware that there is a flight of steps from the entrance gate. There are also several sets of steep steps on the tour, although there is an alternative step free route to the viewpoint for those not able to negotiate the steep climbs. The site has some very steep slopes so please keep a watchful eye if you bring young children! They should be supervised by an adult at all times.
