Lyddington - Uppingham - Bisbrooke - Seaton - Lyddington

Tony Brotherton

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Much lovely countryside may be savoured on this tour of villages to the south of Uppingham in rural Rutland. There are pleasant, easy gradients and extensive grasslands, hedge-lined paths and tracks and a good pub and restaurant in the attractive village of Lyddington.

Information for Dog Owners: subject to the normal precautions to be observed by dog-owners when walking in sheep country, this walk is considered suitable for biddable dogs.

England - Central England - Rutland - Countryside

Features

Birds, Butterflies, Cafe, Church, Flowers, Good for Kids, Industrial Archaeology, Lake/Loch, Mostly Flat, Pub, Public Transport, Restaurant, Tea Shop, Toilets, Wildlife, Woodland
5/2/2011 - Joan Gamble

My friend and I did this walk in April 2011. We found it to be a lovely walk. The only thing we didn't find was the lonely seat as we were looking forward to the view via a seat. Apart from that I would recommend it to any walker.

2/4/2009 - Walkingworld Administrator

In response to Martin Wood's feedback this walk has been walked and some minor updates added. Please always remember to take the WALKINGWORLD MAP with you. From wm 19 ignore the new water pipe construction work and continue close to the stream for half a mile before taking the right turn to wm 20. Thank you to Nicholas Rudd-Jones.

10/14/2008 - Martin Wood

We enjoyed this very much. You need 4 hours at a very good pace. I would be tempted to say it was longer than 8.8 miles. There were two places we became a little confused... Loved the walk but very tired. Martin and Penny Wood

7/8/2007 - steve woodfield

This was a very enjoyable walk, well described. We stayed at Bridge Cottage (www.bridgecottage.net) which we would highly recommend. Fabulous hosts, very walker friendly, superb breakfast and very, very comfortable rooms.

4/23/2007 - Ian Williams

Excellent walk, just an addition for those who don't like carrying food, there are a lot of cafes, tea shops and pubs in Uppingham!