INSPIRING Text Art

The Natural Wonder Trails

Four fantastic nature trails

Part of the beauty of Natural Wonder are text art nature trails which are located across the beautiful Norfolk countryside and landscape. These trails allow you to experience the wonder of nature, whilst complimented by a curated set of poems and text art installations created by residents in Norfolk. 

The trails include series of poems by Ruthie Collins, funded by Arts Council England.

Discover texts and creative responses inspired by the natural world in this inspiring trail across North Norfolk in rural and coastal locations – from the beach huts of Cromer, to Fakenham Library. 

Take part in challenges set by children to connect you to the natural world.

We are pleased to share a new Fairy Door trail at Holt, made in collaboration with schools in North Norfolk, Norwich Men’s Shed, Norfolk Libraries and Friends of Holt Library – thanks to support from North Norfolk District Council and Holt Town Council.

Explore the magic of nature and find stories, poems and texts created by children in Norfolk inspired by the natural world with our special Fairy Door Trail on part of the The Broads National Park, made as a public commission by social enterprise Norwich Men’s Shed.

First installed Winter 2021 / Spring trail installed April 2022, running until late Summer 2022

Discover a series of poems by Ruthie Collins placed in natural space, inspired by  biodiversity and the natural world across Norfolk’s landscape, including public poem commissioned by Norfolk County Council – Dreaming of Albion, Sailing With Maud. 

Live from late July 2023

Discover The Broads National Park with this trail celebrating its incredible ecology and biodiversity, with inspiring responses to nature created by children – from Norfolk butterflies and wildflowers, to poems inspired by animals and their habitats.

Coming Summer holidays 2022

Discover a series of poems by Ruthie Collins placed in natural space, inspired by  biodiversity and the natural world across Norfolk’s landscape, including public poem commissioned by Norfolk County Council – Dreaming of Albion, Sailing With Maud. 

Coming Autumn 2022.