The Preston Guild Wheel is a 21 mile circular 'greenway' around the city of Preston in the North West of England, featuring the River Ribble, historic docklands and Brockholes nature reserve. It was opened in 2012 and provides a mainly off-road and traffic-free running, cycling and walking route for all to use. The official start and finish point is at the Pavilion Café, Avenham Park.

There is currently a short diversion as the route joins Savick Brook which is due to last 3 years.

Further information:

Embudito Trail:  This route starts and ends at the Embudito trail head parking lot. It ascends ~4 miles up  through Embudito canyon to Oso pass where you turn left and continue another ~mile on Embudito trail 192. You will then turn left on a trail (forgot the name) that ascends ~ 0.5 miles to the summit of S. Sandia peak.

In 1593, the Venetian Podesta, Alvise Priuli, ordered the construction of a route that would connect the Po Valley with Valtellina and beyond the Alps: Via Priula, a route of great political and strategic importance that enabled the city of Venice to be connected with the passes of Spluga and Settimo, belonging to the Grigioni, without crossing the territory of the Duchy of Milan.