The Wool Towns Walk was devised by Keith Brown @ Sudbury Ramblers. Myself and a friend adapted it very slightly to make it more suited to completing it one push, by including the opportunity to restock supplies in Hadleigh. We also set the start/finish close to Sudbury train station, all-day parking for £3, a supermarket and toilets.

It's a great route through the stunning Suffolk countryside!

https://explore.osmaps.com/route/14996935/wool-towns-walk

Explore this 56 mile point to point railroad grade trail near Chahalis, Washington. Trail is open year round and alternates between paved and gravel.

Christof Teuscher adds the following information:

This point-point, open-course route takes you from the easternmost point of Joshua Tree National Park to its westernmost point, along the park’s longest “axis”. It is about 80 miles long. The GPX route shown below is the one Sam Kottoor followed, but it is not required to go this route, and you are encouraged to make your own, as only the start and end points matter. A link to his trip report is found below. It is acceptable to attempt either from East to West, or from West to East.