This route takes in the whole of the Wales Coastal Path and Offa's Dyke. The Wales Coast Path is the first of its kind in the world, and connects with Offa's Dyke National Trail to create a unique continuous 1047 Mile path around Wales, taking in around 84,000ft of elevation along the way. 

A tried and true Marquette classic, the "4 Peaks" route has been run for decades by runners, skiers, bikers, and hikers. It links up the four distinct peaks (Hogback - Top of the World - Bareback - Sugarloaf) closest to town in a clockwise fashion, on the shores of Lake Superior. The route has a good mix of rooty singletrack, rocky climbs and descents, and smooth dirt / pine needles. The route starts directly across the road from the main TH for Sugarloaf Mtn, by the guardrail. The route ends at the parking lot after descending the "difficult trail" off of Sugarloaf.