Trinity
Broads Canoe Trails
These trails will explore the wildlife havens of
the five Trinity Broads - Ormesby, Rollesby, Lily, Ormesby Little
and Filby - which are peaceful and tranquil because they are
isolated from the main river system. Only electric engines, rowing
boats and sailing boats are permitted, and public launching of
canoes is not allowed.
Because canoeing is silent and low in the water
it is the perfect way to get close to the rare, and sometimes shy
wildlife of the Broads. The Trinity Broads, which are a SSSI (Site
of Special Scientific Interest) and a Broads Special Area of
Conservation(SAC) are home to many species of wildlife including
otters, bitterns and marsh harriers. Tufted duck, shoveller,
gadwall and pochard over winter there. When the water is clear
shoals of fish and stands of thriving water plants can be seen.
Trinity Broads Canoe Trail Dates
| Date |
Where and Other Details
Courses have availability unless marked full |
Adult
Price |
Child
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Book |
| Dates to be confirmed. In the meantime please contact us to discuss your preferences. |
If you require any further details or would like
to talk about other dates, please do not hesitate to contact me
either by email
info@TheCanoeMan.com or on 0845 4969177
Trinity Broads Canoe Trails from TheCanoeMan -
These trails will explore the wildlife havens of the five Trinity
Broads - Ormesby, Rollesby, Lily, Ormesby Little and Filby - which
are peaceful and tranquil because they are isolated from the main
river system. Only electric engines, rowing boats and sailing
boats are permitted, and public launching of canoes is not
allowed.
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