Trackway

Ancient footprints frozen in time for 850,000 years - that's what you'll find at this remarkable archaeological site just outside Woodbridge. The Trackway preserves Britain's oldest human footprints, discovered by chance when coastal erosion exposed the mudflats at Happisburgh in 2013, though this particular site relates to similar finds in the Suffolk area.

Archaeology enthusiasts will be absolutely fascinated, but honestly, casual visitors might find it a bit underwhelming. You're essentially looking at indentations in sediment - remarkable when you understand the science, but not immediately spectacular to the untrained eye. Families with older children who've done some prehistory at school will appreciate the significance more than toddlers.

The site sits within easy reach of several holiday parks around Woodbridge, making it a proper educational pitstop if you're staying at places like Moon & Sixpence Holiday Park or Suffolk Yurt Holidays. Allow about an hour unless you're a real archaeology buff who wants to pore over every detail.

Timing matters here - tidal conditions and weather can affect access and visibility. Worth checking local conditions before making the trip, especially if you're combining it with other Suffolk coast attractions. It's one of those sites that rewards preparation and background reading.