You are on From Bungay Buttercross turn right and follow St Mary's Street to Trinity Street. Skip to the next section.

From Bungay Buttercross turn right and follow St Mary's Street to Trinity Street

• The surface of the pathway is block paving.
• It is uneven in places.
• Continue ahead crossing Trinity Street.
• There are dropped kerbs with tactile paving on both sides of the crossing.
• The surface of the crossing is cobbled.

You are on Turn left onto Bridge Street. Skip to the next section.

Turn left onto Bridge Street

• The surface is now concrete.
• It is uneven in places.
• Ahead, cross to the opposite side of Bridge street.
• There are dropped kerbs without tactile paving on both sides of the crossing.
• After the bridge continue a short distance before turning right to Falcon Lane.
• The surface of the crossing is tarmac.
• There is a small area of block paving at the dropped kerb.
• The crossing is not level and the road slopes down to the right.
• Turn right after crossing and continue down Bridge Street.
• The surface of the pathway is concrete with areas of cobbles.
• It is uneven in places.
• The pathway is on a steep decline towards the Chequers Inn before leveling off becoming an easy incline as you approach the bridge.
• Ahead, cross Nethergate Street.
• There are dropped kerbs without tactile paving on both sides of the crossing.
• The surface of the crossing is tarmac.
• The surface of the pathway is now uneven block paving for a short distance before becoming concrete again as you approach the Chequers Inn.
• There are a number of drainage gullies located on the pathway.
• As you approach the bridge the surface becomes block paving before becoming tarmac as you cross the bridge.
• The bridge is on a moderate slope.

You are on Turn right onto Falcon Lane. Skip to the next section.

Turn right onto Falcon Lane

• The crossing has a dropped kerb on the near side with no kerb on the far side.
• There is no tactile paving on either side.
• The surface of the crossing is tarmac.
• After the crossing the surface of the road is rough tarmac.
• It is uneven in places.
• The road is on an easy incline leading up to the gate to the riverside pathway.
• Just before the gate the pathway becomes compacted earth.

You are on Follow Riverside pathway. Skip to the next section.

Follow Riverside pathway

• The entrance to the the Riverside pathway is comprised of two gates.
• A kissing gate is located to the right and opens both ways.
• The opening of the gate is 100cm.
• The maneuvering area within the kissing gate is 115cm x 170cm.
• The gate to the left is padlocked and can be opened by radar key.
• The gate is heavy, opens both ways and is 105cm wide.
• The Riverside walk is made up of compacted earth and grass.
• It is very uneven in places.
• Seating is located just off the pathway next to the river.
• A number of fishing pegs are located along the riverside some of these have been enlarged and widened to make them more accessible.

You are on Turn right over River Waveney crossing. Skip to the next section.

Turn right over River Waveney crossing

• The gate to access the bridge is on a catch.
• There is a moderate slope leading up to the bridge.
• The gate is heavy, opens towards you and is 148cm wide.
• There is a single shallow step immediately after the gate and on exiting the bridge.
• The surface of the bridge is wooden slats.
• The surface after the bridge is loose chippings becoming rough tarmac outside the Riverside Centre.
• The are a set of bollards outside the Riverside Centre, they are set 100cm apart.
• There is an accessible toilet located at the end of the Riverside Centre.
• It is accessed via radar key.
• The access road from the Riverside Centre leading towards Staithe Road has a number of speed bumps located along it.

You are on Turn right onto Staithe Road. Skip to the next section.

Turn right onto Staithe Road

• There is no pathway for the first section of Staithe Road.
• The surface of the pathway is tarmac with areas of rough tarmac.
• It is uneven in places.
• There is a short section of pathway with dropped kerbs at each end.
• The pathway is on a moderate incline towards Trinity Gardens.
• Ahead, cross Trinity Gardens.
• The crossing has dropped kerbs without tactile paving on on both sides.
• The surface of the crossing is rough tarmac.
• An area of tactile paving is located on the pathway after the crossing.

You are on Turn right onto Trinity Street. Skip to the next section.

Turn right onto Trinity Street

• The surface of the pathway is smooth tarmac.
• It is uneven in places.
• Holy Trinity Church is located on the right side of the pathway.
• There is a sign located on the pathway.
• The access under the sign narrows to 90cm.

You are on Turn left through the grounds of St Mary's Church. Skip to the next section.

Turn left through the grounds of St Mary's Church

• Cross Trinity Street into the church grounds.
• The surface of the crossing is cobbled.
• After the crossing the pathway becomes rough tarmac.
• It is very uneven places.

You are on Turn Right onto St Mary's Street. Skip to the next section.

Turn Right onto St Mary's Street

• The surface of the pathway is block paving.
• A drainage gully runs along the pathway.
• Ahead, cross Cross Street.
• There is tactile paving on the near side.
• The surface of the crossing is tarmac with a cobbled area to the right.