Thetford Forest has been named one of the best places in the UK to see autumn colour.
It was included in a list in The Telegraph ranking areas of the UK that rival New England's autumnal colours.
The article said: "A happy combination of heath and lowland forest which straddles the border between Norfolk and Suffolk, Thetford Forest is a photogenic pretender.
"At every glance, it is a natural joy, dominated by evergreen pine trees, but also alive with oak, maple and walnut inhabitants."
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The publication also recommended visiting the Go Ape adventure zone hanging high up in the trees.
Thetford Forest sits on an 18,730-hectare patch and contains an array of pathways and attractions.
The High Lodge outdoor play area is a family favourite and the Mildenhall Warren and Lynford Arboretum are a good spot for history and heritage lovers.
The Telegraph's list highlighted eight other UK spots including the Isle of Lewis, the Wye Valley and the New Forest National Park.
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