Garvestone, Reymerston and Thuxton has a network of public footpaths which anyone can use.

​The Definitive Map of the parish shows the public footpaths.

The Definitive Statement lists and describes the public footpaths.

The Parish Council organises regular footpath walks. Contact the clerk if you would like to be informed of future walks.

Norfolk County Council have a splendid interactive map showing all the public footpaths in the parish and in surrounding areas.

Problems with public footpaths such as missing or broken signs and blocked paths should be reported to Norfolk County Council Highways.

Dogs

All dogs must be kept under control on public rights of way. Please ensure your dog is under control at all times and is not causing alarm or nuisance to other people.

​If you have problems with out of control dogs, you can report these to the Breckland Council Dog Warden. The Dog Warden will need to know full details such as dates, location, description of the dog(s), name and address of the dog owners if know and so on. The Dog Warden may not be able to take any action over isolated incidents but if there is an ongoing problem, action may be taken.  

​The Parish Council is in communication with the Dog Warden to try to resolve these problems. If you wish you can copy the Parish Clerk in on any reports you make to the Dog Warden so that the Parish Council are aware.  ​

Any incidents of injury to a person or dog by a dog should be reported to the Police on the non-emergency 101 phone number.​

You can report dog fouling to Breckland Council. 

Footpath Warden

​The Parish Council has a Footpath Warden and can sometimes help with repairs and improvements to public footpaths, although not in all situations. Please contact the Parish Clerk if you would like to discuss any repairs or improvements needed in the parish.