From the LDWA website: A route around Bristol using footpaths, tracks and some sections of rural lanes providing a variety of landscapes with views of the Mendip Hills, Severn Estuary and the Severn road bridges. It takes in Ashton Court, Blaise Castle, and the Clifton Suspension Bridge. It is coincident with the Bristol & Bath Railway Path (16 miles) for two miles at Warmley. It is coincident with part of the Two Rivers Way and links with the River Avon Trail at Keynsham.

The Cottonwood Trail is a little known hiking and mountain biking trail in the middle of the North Dakota badlands. Despite being very far from any large towns, it is incredibly well maintained and provides stunning views of sandstone, siltstone, mudstone and clay formations. The northern trailhead is just south of Bennet Campground. The southern terminus is a couple miles north of County Route 50 on the world class mountain biking trail, the Maah-Daah-Hey. Both can be accessed off of good gravel roads from US Highway 85, which parallels the trail to the east.