When you are cycling along some of the tracks, particularly Green Bank, an east to west aligned track on the line of the Ringstead and Holme parish boundary, you can appreciate fine views over the rolling, open farmland which slopes down to the coastal plain to the north and up the slightly higher land to the south. It is easy to understand why this track is considered to be a prehistoric Ridgeway. The ride skirts the edge of Hunstanton Park that was formerly a medieval deer park, greatly enhanced during the 17th and 19th centuries producing the landscape visible today. A short diversion towards the end of the ride (10) takes you to St Mary’s Church in the grounds of Hunstanton Park, one of the largest churches in this part of Norfolk. Ringstead Downs Nature Reserve is the largest remaining area of unimproved chalk grasslands left in Norfolk. There are wonderful views from this nature reserve.