Fritton Woods is a 136-hectare woodland area in Norfolk, England, featuring a mix of ancient woodland, coniferous plantation, and wet woodland. The woods are home to a variety of wildlife, including fallow deer, otters, and birds such as the nightjar and woodlark. Visitors can explore the woods via several walking trails, including the 2.5-kilometer Fritton Woods Trail, which takes you through some of the most scenic parts of the woods. The trails offer opportunities to spot wildlife, enjoy the woodland scenery, and discover the area's rich history, including ancient flint workings and World War II military defenses.