This is a very special route. Starting at either the north or south terminus, the track winds through the NZ jungle-ish forest. Partly on ridgelines with occasional views over the countryside, occasionally following the river, some smoothly runable, some ladders and lots of roots. An uninturrupled length of trail. The north end is more heavily trafficked but the trail (with a backup nav) is well marked the whole way.

There should be a decent amount of water in many of the streams most of the year with the only exception being late summer.

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: