Breckland has one of the most distinctive landscapes in the UK comprising vast forests, lines of twisted Scots pines, patches of historic heathland and wide arable fields. Situated on the edge of the Norfolk/Suffolk border, Breckland attracts around 1.5 million visitors a year and is historically centred around the ancient town of Thetford. In the heart of nearby Thetford Forest, visitors will find the largest lowland pine forest in the UK with miles of trails ideal for cyclists. Breckland  is excellent for activity based holidays with plenty of walking, cycling and horse riding trails. Visitors can enjoy a round of golf, a fishing trip, visit one of the many historic houses or beautiful gardens, or step back in time and take a trip on the Mid-Norfolk Railway.