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Rutland Round

Circles England's smallest county across 105km of gently rolling farmland, quiet villages, and reservoir shoreline—split into manageable day sections. Terrain varies from flat lakeside paths to moderate climbs through the Welland and Chater valleys. Not buggy-friendly due to stiles and field paths; suited to older children comfortable with distance. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with big skies, Rutland Water birdlife, and charming stone-built market towns like Oakham and

Jurassic Way

Stretches 142km across limestone landscapes from Banbury to Stamford, mixing gentle farmland, rolling hills, and modest climbs through Northamptonshire villages. Terrain varies from field paths to quiet lanes—generally manageable but some sections can be muddy and overgrown. Suitable for families tackling shorter day sections, though the full route is a multi-day challenge. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for fossils embedded in stone walls, Iron Age hill forts, and that satisf

Hereward Way

Stretches across flat to gently rolling Fenland terrain, making it excellent for families with older children and perfectly manageable for steady walkers. Not buggy-friendly due to uneven field paths, stiles and potentially muddy sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. This long-distance trail traces the legendary Saxon rebel's route through atmospheric open countryside, historic market towns and quiet farmland, offering genuine solitude and big skies that feel quintessentially East Angl

Viking Way (Barnetby to Whitwell)

Macmillan Way