Kirkee House

Rutland Round

Circles England's smallest county across 65 miles of undulating farmland, woodland and reservoir-side paths with moderate climbs throughout. Not suitable for buggies due to length and terrain; families can tackle shorter sections like the easier lakeside stretches around Rutland Water. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Delivers quintessential English countryside views, historic villages, and excellent birdwatching opportunities at the reservoir—ideal as a multi-day challenge or cherry-picked

Jubilee Way (Leicestershire)

Stretches across Leicestershire's varied countryside, mixing gentle farmland paths with moderate climbs through woodland and along ridge lines. Terrain alternates between well-maintained tracks and potentially muddy field edges, making it challenging for buggies and best suited to older children comfortable with longer distances. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Offers sweeping views across the county, passes through historic villages, and connects several local landmarks, reward

Leicestershire Round

Circles the entire county across varied terrain from gentle riverside paths to moderate climbs through rolling countryside and wooded valleys. Typically walked in sections rather than one go—some segments suit families and buggies (canal towpaths, flat meadows), others involve stiles and steeper ascents less suitable for pushchairs. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Showcases Leicestershire's surprising diversity: historic market towns, ancient woodlands, canal heritage, and sweep

Viking Way (Barnetby to Whitwell)

Hereward Way