Hambleton Peninsula

Nicholas Rudd-Jones

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A very pleasant walk around the edge of the Hambleton Peninsula, which looks out in all directions over Rutland Water, a man-made success. It has many leisure pursuits, notably sailing and cycling; a very good place to come with the family.

The walk itself is simple, suitable for all ages and with lots to distract youngsters. The Finch Arms at the end of the walk is an excellent place for (posh) snacks and refreshment and welcomes children.

It can be very muddy and cyclists can be numerous on Bank Holidays.

England - Central England - Rutland - Countryside

Features

Birds, Flowers, Great Views, Lake/Loch, Pub, Wildlife
7/31/2017 - Richard Barnes

A fabulous walk with superb views. We question the length though, we followed the directions to the letter (very easy) and clocked almost 5 miles rather than 3.7 stated. Not a problem for us as we were in no rush, but other members considering the walk may want to allow a little more than 1.5 hours. A great walk though which we'll definitely repeat.

2/13/2007 - Peter Howell

We did the walk on the 13th Feb 2007, after several days of heavy rain we still found the walk easy with little mud, as the walk is on solid tracks all the way round.