Ultra do Céu is a 42 miles crossing in the rural area of Minas Gerais, connecting the city of Ibertioga to the Ibitipoca State Park.

The route starts on the dirt road, with a small stretch of asphalt arriving in the city of Santa Rita de Ibitipoca. 

The Herring Road is thought to have been predominantly in use during the 18th and 19th centuries when the herring industry was strong, although records of the inland trade in fish go back to the mid-17th century. The route was used by people bringing home a stock of salted herring for winter use and also by fishwives carrying huge creels of herring from Dunbar to the markets in Lauder. There are parts of the route where V-shaped gouges may be evidence of the repeated use of heavily laden carts or packhorses, perhaps trying to get through the mud. 

A roughly diamond shaped route visiting many small Cotswold villages using dirt footpaths and trails. Imaginative and scenic route through rural Gloucestershire, created by the RA's North Cotswold Group to celebrate the 60th Jubilee in 1995. 

This route starts & finishes in Moreton In Marsh, Gloucestershire.