Cycloparc PPJ is a 91.7 Kilometre rail trail located in the Pontiac Regional County Municipality within the Outaouais region of Quebec, Canada. Built on the historical bed of the former Pontiac Pacific Junction railway, the trail is relatively flat with a total elevation gain of approximately 367 meters. The surface consists primarily of packed crushed stone dust, though sections passing through local town centers are paved.

Dans le Nord de la France, le Tour du Bassin Minier couvre en 7 boucles le territoire autrefois marqué par l'exploitation minière. Il s'agit ici de la boucle 7 correspondant au Valenciennois avec une incursion en Belgique. On parcourt ici la partie la plus ancienne du Bassin Minier, exploitée à l'époque par la Compagnie des Mines d'Anzin.

Cette route est référencée sur plusieurs sites :

Run the hilly roads through friendly towns along the perimeter of beautiful Isla Providencia.

This route offers beautiful views of striking hills in the interior and stunning mar de 7 colores to the exterior. It’s truly breathtaking between the Caribbean views, surprisingly large peaks for such a small island, and the vibrant towns.

This route strays out from the islands main road for a short period in the north to fully run the roads along the island’s edge.

"It was writer John Gillham who originally realised the mountains of Wales formed a sinuous spine running North/South from coast to coast through the country. In his book ‘Snowdonia to the Gower’ he described a walk along this route and this inspired long distance runner Ian Waddell to organise a stage race for charity" (https://www.dragonsbackrace.com/news/2012/1/11/historical-article-by-ro…)