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Footpaths & walks around Badingham
Emergency public right of way closure from 4th September 2025- footbridge off low street is damaged, click HERE for the official notification
There are many well maintained footpaths surrounding Badingham and some good walks to be had, both circular and point-to-point.
There is a sociable walkers group that meets at the Café at 10am every Wednesday morning, everyone welcome.
For a walking route from Badingham to Framlingham (about 4 miles, starting on the path across the A1120 opposite the White Horse) see the Angels & Pinnacles leaflet, link below.
Angels & Pinnacles walks leaflet- church heritage trails, taking in Framlingham, Dennington, Badingham and Worlingworth, which includes a walking route from Badingham to Framlingham
This leaflet, produced by Discover Suffolk, details two circular walks
For a gentle circular walk around the village, start at the Village Hall (3 miles, 1hr) (download PDF)
- Walk up the footpath at the rear of the Village Hall car park
- Turn right onto Old Rectory Road, pass the elegant frontage of the Old Rectory. This was for a number of years the East Anglian Academy for Transcendental Meditation.
- Shortly after take the footpath on the left into a field
- Follow this path along the field margin, round to the left and downhill passing Brick Kiln Farm
- Below the farm turn right onto the bridlepath past Plains Farm, continuing along a grass track
- Go through a small gate into the field and not far along take the footpath to the left, passing through a gap in the hedge, then through a second field past the barn of Twin Oak Farm
- Turn right onto the drive to reach Mill Road, and turn left along the road
- At the left hand bend in the road, follow the footpath straight ahead
- The path continues round two sides of a field and leads to St John the Baptist church, go through the churchyard and down to the road, stopping to buy a book in the church porch bookshop (proceeds to the roof appeal)
- Turn left and walk down Low Street, passing the café on the left (open Weds and Thurs 10.30-12.30) and continue back to the Village Hall