This is a scenic rail-to-trail route.  It traverses eastern Wisconsin and travels through four small towns.  It gives the runner/hiker a great view of the farming industry in Wisconsin.  In Maribel, you run right next to a grain coop.  There are many places where you can see farms off in the distance, complete with cows n the pasture.  There are many farm fields growing crops such as soybeans, corn, alfalfa, etc.  Much of the trail has plenty of shade along the length making for a scenic journey.  Overall, a beautiful trail and a great way to escape to the country.

The Domitian Way (Via Domitia) is a Roman road built from 118 BC onwards to link Italy to the Iberian Peninsula by crossing Narbonne Gaul.
According to some legends, the Domitian Way is said to take up a route created by Heracles (Hercules), the Heraclean Way2.

The Resurrection High Route parallels the popular Resurrection Pass trail in the Kenai Mountains of South Central Alaska. Starting at the Hope Point trailhead and ending at the Summit Creek trailhead, the route stays above treeline for over 30 miles of ridges, passes, and summits. Sweeping views of the Kenai Peninsula, Chugach Mountains and Alaska Range greet travelers in addition to stunning alpine tarns, and classic Alaskan tundra.

Below is an excerpt from: https://mountainstoseatrail.org/segment/7/

By Jim Grode and Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail

This 35-mile segment, located in Stokes and Surry Counties, encompasses some of the most beautiful areas of North Carolina’s Piedmont. It runs entirely along the Sauratown Mountains, an isolated remnant of the ancient Appalachian Mountains. This range is also sometimes called “the mountains away from the mountains.”