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Blatherwycke Lake is part of the estate and not easily accessed. There is a footpath which passes at this point, but the landowners don't like people enjoying the area.

Country pub with stone walls, modern decor and a stylish garden terrace, plus a gastropub menu. Plenty of room for bikes, serves tea and coffee, excellent Sunday lunches. Toilets immaculate and staff friendly and helpful. Closed Monday and Tuesday from 1730 Wed Thurs Fri. 1200 Sat and Sunday. Well worth a stop.

Elton is a ridiculously pretty village and it has a great pub as well, just to put the 🍒 on the 🧁.

Take a short walk down beautiful Duck Street to reach this historic thatched country-inn pub in the heart of Elton. Enjoy award-winning food and a great selection of beers and wine.

Whilst there is no public access to this former water mill, it makes for a great spot to stop and admire the wonderful view.

Standing tall above the serene River Nene sits the ruins of this fascinating historic site, Fotheringay Castle. Explore medieval history and enjoy beautiful landscape views as you wander around.

A gorgeous village of stone houses and charming lanes surrounded by pleasant pastures and meadows, there's lots to like about Duddington. Its church and manor house are Grade II-listed, while its 15th-century bridge is also worth seeing. The village's pub, the Royal Oak, serves excellent food and has several en suite rooms too. The Jurassic Way long-distance trail passes through the village.

Nestled in the Welland Valley, Barrowden is an idyllic Rutland village. There is fantastic walking to the north around Rutland Water, while Wakerley Great Wood and Fineshade Wood both boast a network of trails to the southeast. Two long-distance trails pass through the village: the Jurassic Way and the Rutland Round. Walkers can find fuel and refreshment at the Exeter Arms.