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See Norfolk Differently – The 26-Mile Challenge

18th September 2026

🥾 Saturday 10th October 2026 – 7am

There’s still time to join us on Saturday 10th October for a sponsored walk along Marriott’s Way from Norwich to Aylsham.

Starting at 7am at Barn Road Roundabout in Norwich, we’ll follow Marriott’s Way through Drayton, Whitwell and Reepham, before finishing in Aylsham, opposite Bure Valley Railway Station.

Go the whole 26 miles or, if that’s a little ambitious, join us for half the challenge, starting or finishing at Whitwell Station, around the halfway point. You can also join us for a shorter section of the route – we want as many people as possible to get involved.

Every day, people in Norfolk are coming to terms with sight loss. Fundraising helps us to ensure they don’t have to face it alone. Vision Norfolk supports people across Norfolk, whether that’s through staying connected with others, growing confidence, or getting hands-on with equipment that makes everyday life that bit easier.

Sign up today by emailing  [email protected].

Not going to be around Saturday 10th October? Please consider sponsoring one of the intrepid supporters that have already signed up.

Feeling Inspired?

Do you want to start your own fundraising event? Download our free fundraising pack or send your questions to [email protected].

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