A circular village walk produced by the Rutland Local History and Record Society, starting and ending at the Village Hall. A PDF guide is available to download.

A long-distance circular route of around 65 miles close to the perimeter of Rutland, with diversions to Rutland Water and Oakham. The route is divided into five sections of similar length and can be started at any point in either direction. More information from the Long Distance Walkers Association; a printed guide is available in bookshops or from the Tourist Information Centre, Sykes Lane, Empingham.

An easy two-and-a-half mile walk from St Andrew's Church to the church in Teigh — great for families and dogs, and around an hour each way. Head left out of the church onto Station Road, pass the allotments, and take the track on the right. Follow it downhill to the railway crossing, then continue along the Rutland Round footpath through the fields into Teigh. There's no pub in Teigh, so plan accordingly.

A circular eight-mile walk out along Loodle Lane — an ancient track — then field paths into Langham and back. There's the option to stop at Ashwell Garden Centre Tea Room roughly halfway round.

A six-mile walk from St Andrew's Church to the Church of St Mary in Ashwell, following field paths, bridleways and quiet lanes with two level crossings. Mild ascents along the way open up panoramic views across the Rutland countryside.