The Laramie Schoolyard trails are part of a community project (The Pilot Hill Project) connecting the foothills of the high desert in Laramie to the Continental Divide. These foothills also cover the span of the Casper Aquifer, a unique and crucial source of groundwater and drinking water for Albany County residents. The goal of the Pilot Hill Project is to maintain the land as open space, provide wildlife habitat protection and non-motorized recreational access for the benefit of all of southeastern Wyoming.

The Devonshire Heartland Way is a west-to-east route across pastoral Devon, starting in Okehampton with Dartmoor backdrops and finishing in Stoke Canon just north of Exeter. It follows ancient footpaths, bridleways and some minor roads. The logo for the trail has a Spindleberry flower on it. However, while the general footpaths is signposted throughout, it is not always marked as Devonshire Heartland Way.

The Casino Trail is a trail that leads to the ruins of an old casino (see photo) on

Forest Park, located in the heart of metropolitan St. Louis, is a popular destination for families, runners, walkers, and cyclists. It has been once again named the best city park in the country in a poll by USA Today. Forest Park is nearly 1,300 acres (about 500 acres larger than New York's Central Park) and attracts around 12 million visitors per year. The more popular attractions at Forest Park are the golf course, the zoo, the Missouri History Museum, the Art Museum, the Science Center, and, along with many other attractions, the running and biking paths.

With the track "Rhein-Höhlen-Schaukel" the name says it all! For a good 27 kilometers, it takes you over 7 waves, 1000 meters in altitude, through the hilly landscape of the Rhine between Bonn and Koblenz. You can expect rapid paths, farm tracks for relaxation or for speed, exhausting climbs and steep descents, a cave and, for whom the up and down is not enough, actually a swing.