Welcome to the Brecks Tourism Partnership


One of the great natural areas of Britain, preserved and enhanced by a wide partnership of organisations.


The Brecks spans 370 square miles / 940 sq. kilometres across Norfolk and Suffolk in the heart of the East Anglia.

Walk, Cycle or Horse ride on the safe ancient trackways and wide open spaces.

The Brecks is an outstanding area for wildlife conservation. See Stone Curlews on Weeting Heath and red stags in Thetford Forest.

Step back in time and see the diverse history. In neolithic times, The Brecks was the flint capital of Britain, later home to Queen Boudicca’s iceni tribe and in mediaeval times rabbit farming was vital to the local economy.


Please visit www.brecks.org for further details

Other local attractions

Ancient House Museum
Castle Hill
Charles Burrell Museum
Grimes Graves
Thetford Bishop’s Mill
Thetford Mill