The Paint Creek Trail is an 8.9 mile trail located in northeast Oakland County. It was the first Non-Motorized Rail-to-Trail in the State of Michigan, as it was converted to a trail from the former Penn Central Railroad. Open to the public since 1983, the Paint Creek Trail receives over 100,000 visitors annually. The non-motorized Trail is 8 feet wide, and traverses through Rochester, Rochester Hills, Oakland Township, Orion Township and the Village of Lake Orion.

Monadnock to Wachusett ties together two of the most popular hiking destinations in the Boston area. In addition to the two main summits, you summit a smaller peak, Gap Mountain, and traverse a series of trails (Pumpelly, White Arrow, Royce, Midstate, and Old Indian), fire roads, and bike paths (Monadnock Recreation Rail Trail, North Central Bike Path, and Heywood Branch Bike Path) as you go from one mountain to the other.  The route is about 75% off road, goes through the towns of Jaffrey, Fitzwilliam, Winchedon, Gardner, Westminster, and Princeton. 

Gegen den Uhrzeigersinn rund um dem Ammersee. Im Süden über den Radweg und nicht an der Bundesstraße entlang. Auf der Ostseite dann auf dem Trail direkt am Ufer entlang. Start und Ziel in Dießen direkt auf dem Uferweg am Bahnhof. 

Along the Kraichbach, which gives the Kraichgau its name the Kraichradweg connects the attractive region Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park, the Kraichgau and Rhine-Neckar. 
 

Start and at the same time the highest point is the Kraichsource in Sternenfels. Passing many Villages along the creek. It continues into the Upper Rhine Plain via Hockenheim and finally ends in Ketsch, where the Kraichbach flows into the Old Rhine. 
 

The Path has a lot of sunny wineyards, idyllic brook meadows, and small Villages with historic town centers.