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Braunston-in-Rutland
A short walk from the village of Braunston-in-Rutland via Brooke and Prior's Coppice. All Saints Church in Braunston is worth a special mention for the oversized clock face fixed on top of the tower.
A short walk from the village of Braunston-in-Rutland via Brooke and Prior's Coppice. All Saints Church in Braunston is worth a special mention for the oversized clock face fixed on …
A short walk from the village of Braunston-in-Rutland via Brooke and Prior's Coppice. All Saints Church in Braunston is worth a special mention for the oversized clock face fixed on top of the tower.
9 KM
some hills
8 Mar 2024
Empingham
This route from the village of Empingham takes in part of the northern shoreline of Rutland Water, the Rutland Water Dam and boat yard. It continues via the villages of Whitwell and Exton to Fort Henry, a lakeside gothic folly in Exton Park.
This route from the village of Empingham takes in part of the northern shoreline of Rutland Water, the Rutland Water Dam and boat yard. It continues via the villages of …
This route from the village of Empingham takes in part of the northern shoreline of Rutland Water, the Rutland Water Dam and boat yard. It continues via the villages of Whitwell and Exton to Fort Henry, a lakeside gothic folly in Exton Park.
14 KM
flat
9 Mar 2024
Welland Viaduct
This circular from Morcott takes in the villages of Harringworth and Seaton as well as the mighty Welland Viaduct. With 82 arches, the Grade II listed viaduct is the longest masonry viaduct across a valley in the UK. The walk is mainly in Rutland, but crosses into Northamptonshire …
This circular from Morcott takes in the villages of Harringworth and Seaton as well as the mighty Welland Viaduct. With 82 arches, the Grade II listed viaduct is the longest …
This circular from Morcott takes in the villages of Harringworth and Seaton as well as the mighty Welland Viaduct. With 82 arches, the Grade II listed viaduct is the longest masonry viaduct across a valley in the UK. The walk is mainly in Rutland, but crosses into Northamptonshire …
12 KM
flat
5 Mar 2024
