Pilgrimage route and long-distance walk between Chester and Lichfield

​The Two Saints Way is a 92-mile pilgrimage route between the cathedral cities of Chester and Lichfield. The route can be walked from either the north, Way of Saint Chad or from the south, Way of Saint Werburgh. The route travels through the beautiful countryside of Cheshire and Staffordshire along footpaths, canal paths and lanes which link the villages, towns and cities along the way.

https://www.twosaintsway.co.uk/

Road to the Isles Way is a Point to Point route on the road connecting a busy port village Mallaig on the West Coast of Scotland with Fort William sitting under the shadow of Ben Nevis via the A830 road. 

68km, 780m of elevation on the road. 

Route starts at the wodden 'Lost at Sea' statue near the CalMac Ferry office in Mallaig and finishes at the end of High Street in Fort William at the brass statue of the 'Man with Sore Feet' which is also the End of the West Highland Way route.