Waymarked woodland trails through the royal estate near King's Lynn, Norfolk, pass mature giant sequoia, coast and dawn redwoods. Free, open access.
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- Open to the public
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- 20 Jun 2026
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Best in autumn: the dawn redwood is deciduous, and its foliage turns a foxy copper-red before falling — often the finest time to visit.
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Sandringham opens part of the royal estate near King's Lynn in Norfolk to walkers, with waymarked trails through mixed woodland on the edge of the Norfolk Coast AONB. Mature giant redwoods are spread across the grounds, one bearing a plaque recording its planting in 1863, alongside coast redwoods near the car park and a group of dawn redwoods in a more wooded corner. The parkland is free to enter, with parking charges.
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