The Kanawha Trace is a 32-mile foot trail running from Barboursville, WV, at the confluence of Mud and Guyandotte Rivers, to Frazier's Bottom, WV on the Kanawha River. The trail was opened in 1962 and is maintained by local volunteers and the Boy Scouts. With the exception of public roads, the trail is located in its entirety on private property. Without the cooperation of these land owners there would be no Kanawha Trace. When hiking the trail please respect the property and interests of these gracious people. Take caution around dogs. 

The Giro della Bionda is an excursion route, the concatenation of dirt, asphalted municipal and crezue roads on the heights of Genoa. It is, ideally, the natural circumnavigation of Monte Diamante on which the Forte Diamante stands. The defined route starts and arrives from the astronomical observatory in the hilly district of Righi, on the heights of Genoa and is just over 17 km long and has a positive difference in height of about 400 m.

The GR97 hiking trail offers a tour of the Luberon Massif on the borders of the Vaucluse and Alpes-de-Haute-Provence departments, in the heart of the Luberon Regional Natural Park.

Municipalities crossed by the GR:

From Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt via Villars, Rustrel, Céreste, Oppedette, Sainte-Croix-à-Lauze, Vitrolles-en-Lubéron, Cucuron, Vaugines, Lourmarin, Lauris, Cheval-Blanc, Oppède, Maubec, Robion, Cabrières-d’Avignon, Lagnes, Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, Gordes, Joucas et Roussillon