Fox River Pathway is a Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources managed non-motorized trail that starts in Seney, Mi and ends on the shore of Lake Superior along the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. The southern trailhead can be found off the north side of the Fox River Rd. (County Rd 450) about 1 mile north of the town of Seney, Mi. The trail, in general, follows the Fox River in a northwest direction to its headwaters, then continues northwest through the Kingston Plains until it reaches the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, where the trail ends on shore of Lake Superior.

This route starts and finishes a short distance from Great Yarmouth railway station, marked by a large green signpost. Once you leave the safety of the Asda car park area you will find yourself released in to the countryside. Sadly the first/last few miles of this route are currently massively overgrown with waist and chest high grasses, bushes and stinging nettles. It feels like years since anyone else was there. The path is marked with Weavers Way arrows at most of the gates, stiles and crossings.

The Suck Valley Way follow the river Suck along the Roscommon Galway border. The route is a looped way passing through farm land, forests, bod and by roads. The spur to Castlerea and Clonalis house adds to the route. The looped way can be started at any point. More information on the Suck valley way is found at https://www.discoversuckvalleyway.ie/index.php