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Welcome to the Bittern Line |
The line is some 30 miles long, connecting the magnificent city of Norwich with the north Norfolk coastal towns of Cromer and Sheringham, via the Norfolk Broads at Salhouse, Hoveton and Wroxham. Its name recognises a special, local bird, which has a distinctive booming call. A regular, almost hourly service operates along the route (less frequent on winter Sundays) which has been described as "One of the 50 most scenic lines in the world".

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A great day out
The Bittern Line has something for everyone - it offers a wide
range of things to do for passengers of all ages. Take a gentle
stroll around Norwich, along the north Norfolk coast, or on the
more demanding Weavers' Way long distance footpath, which passes
nearby Bittern Line stations . Hire a bike or bring your own on
the train (don't forget to book your bike in advance) and explore
the quiet country lanes (ask for the Bittern Line Cycle Guide when
you book your bike or buy your ticket).
With Cheap tickets and special offers, inclusive holidays, discounts
at attractions throughout the seasons, guided walks and many more
reasons for you to travel and let yourself unravel. The Bittern
Line truly is, "The line for all seasons and a ride for all
reasons"!
Line Guide
The new Bittern Line Guide is now available. Download the pdf file here, pick one up from main
Bittern Line stations, or send a SAE (40p stamp) marked "Bittern
Line Guide" to:
3rd Floor Reception
Passenger Transport Unit
Norfolk County Council
County Hall
Norwich
NR1 2SG
The Bittern Line is a member of the National Community Rail Organisation, The Association of Community Rail Partnerships (ACoRP).
For automated train times for direct journeys today, please call

on 0871 200 4950
(calls cost 10p a minute from fixed BT lines, mobile call costs vary)
For timetable and journey information, please click below

For information on The Association of Community Rail Partnerships, please click below

For tourist information on Norfolk, please click the banner below

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www.bitternline.com Disclaimer: The information on this site is provided in good faith by the Bittern Line Community Rail Partnership
We have tried very hard to ensure that the information given is correct, but visitors to the site are advised to check with the service providers if any errors would cause them inconvenience or expense. Contact numbers for the service providers are given where available. Please let us know of any errors you find by emailing the Webmaster "at" bitternline.com. Thank you.
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