Active Travel

There is so much to enjoy right on your doorstep at Cringleford and even better, you don’t have to use your car to get there.

Exploring Cringleford on foot or by bike is a fantastic way to get out and about without your car. Walking and cycling not only keep you active and energised, but also help you get to know the local area. You’ll discover hidden corners, enjoy fresh air, and reduce your carbon footprint—all while saving money on fuel and parking. Plus, it’s a great opportunity to connect with your friends, neighbours and the wider local community, turning every journey into a mini adventure. So, lace up your trainers or hop on your bike and make the most of living at St Giles Park and Roundhouse Gate.

Walking Around Cringleford

Walking is a great way to get out, whether that’s a leisurely stroll or by incorporating it into your commute, there are tons of benefits and as an added bonus, walking is one of the simplest, easiest and cheapest ways to get around.

Cycling Around Cringleford

Cycling isn’t just a fast and cost-effective way to get from A to B., it’s a win for your health, your wallet, and the planet! By swapping four wheels for two, you can save a bundle on fuel, parking, and car maintenance, all while cutting your carbon footprint. Plus, it’s a great way to build fitness into your daily routine without even hitting the gym. So why not hop on a bike and enjoy the freedom, savings, and feel-good vibes that come with every ride?

Local Cycle Routes

Stretching from Wymondham to Sprowston via the heart of the city centre the Blue Pedalway is your ticket to ride! Whether you're commuting, heading to school, or just out for a leisurely trip, this cycle route offers a mix of off-road shared-use paths and on-road sections that connects Cringleford with key destinations like Hethersett Academy, City College Norwich, and more.

Alternatively, get ready to roll on the Purple Pedalway, Norwich’s longest and most adventurous cycling route! Stretching around the outer edge of the city, this 18.4-mile loop is perfect for those who love a mix of quiet suburban streets, off-road cycle paths and scenic green spaces.

No Problem - Hop on a Beryl!

Don’t have your own set of wheels? No worries! With Beryl bikes, e-bikes, and e-scooters, getting around Cringleford and Norwich is a plain sailing. Whether you're commuting, running errands, or just want to feel the wind in your hair, Beryl gives you the freedom to ride when you want, where you want.

There’s even a Beryl mobility hub right in the heart of Cringleford on Dragonfly Lane, making it super convenient to grab a ride. Simply pick up a bike or scooter from any Beryl bay, and return it to the same spot, or drop it off at another bay across the city. It’s flexible, fun, and perfect for short trips or spontaneous adventures.