The Buntsandsteinroute is a trail located in the Eifel, a low mountain range in the state of Northrine Westfalia in Germany.

The trailhead is the train station Kreuzau, the trail ends at the Urfttalsee on top of the dam which has been of the largest back then.

https://www.rureifel-tourismus.de/wandern/wanderland-rureifel/a-buntsan… 

This route take you 2 miles up the Battell Trail where it meets the Long Trail. At the LT intersection, stay straight and continue north for 1 more mile on the LT, where you’ll find the summit of Mount Abraham, the fifth tallest peak in VT. 
This peak is part of the VT5, the NE67, and the NE111. 
 

https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/vermont/mount-abraham-via-battell-and-long-trail

Dender route - van bron tot monding.

In Belgium many recreational routes are denoted fietspad (cycling route) due to long traditions of biking, but are of course also available for walking and running.

The Dender route is a route that starts at the source of the river Dender in Ath and ends in Dendermonde at the confluence with the river Schelde.

The Dender has its source in Ath at the confluence of the Eastern Dender (source at the border between Masnuy-Saint-Jean and Masnuy-Saint-Pierre) and the Blaton-Ath Canal.

Some MTB routes are also available for other recreational purposes and pose a significant challenge for running, given there is space on the path for other than MTBs (narrow single trails do not) and there is great variation along the path. One such example is the full (combined) Seppe Odyen trail.

The route originally is a mountain bike route of 57 km named after 2 time Duatlon world champion Seppe Odeyn. 
The route takes you to the most beautiful places of Herent municipality passing Mollekesveld - Mollekesberg - Herent flatlands - Vaart - Bertembos - ...