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Summary: The Rutland Round is a circular walk of about 65 miles which always remains inside or on the border of the County of Rutland. The route is close to the perimeter of the county for most of its length, but deliberate diversions are made to visit Rutland Water and the County town of Oakham which also serves as the starting point of the walk. From Oakham, when walking in an anti-clockwise direction the Rutland Round visits or pases close to the Vale of Catmose, Egleton, Brooke, Braunston-in-Rutland, Belton-in-Rutland, Wardley, Uppingham, Stoke Dry Wood, Eyebrook Reservoir, Caldecott, Lyddington, Seaton, Morcott, Barrowden, Tixover, Duddington, Geeston, Ketton, Edith Weston, Rutland Water, Empingham, Tickencote, Great Casterton, Pickworth, Clipsham, Stretton, Thistleton, Cribbs Meadow National Nature Reserve, Teigh, Whissendine, Langham and Barleythorpe.