Der X10 -  Lönspfad, benannt nach dem Natur- und Heimatdichter Hermann Löns, verbindet die Bergstadt Oerlinghausen entlang des nördlichen Sennerandes durch das Silberbachtal mit dem kleinen Ort Leopoldstal (Horn-Bad Meinberg) östlich der Lippischen Velmerstot.

The Green Circle Trail in Winchester, VA is a great spot to get in a good run of any distance.The route is well-marked by green, circular signs every step of the way. It's near impossible to get lost ;)  The loop is just over 6 miles long. The best place to park is at Shenandoah University, by the tennis courts. The mile 0.0 is in front of the Hampton Inn hotel. But it's a circular route, so you can basically start where ever you want.

The Eglish Heritage Trail

Eglish Heritage Trail

A great many delights await the visitor to Eglish, Co. Tyrone. It is a land of drumlins, of small fertile fields, of rivers, woodlands and lakes. Significant historical events were played out here down through the years. Its sacred sites and wells have a history older than Christianity – they have rested humbly, undisturbed and unobtrusively, in unexpected places, over centuries. Its roads, buildings, hedges and bridges speak of the work that moulded the ancient land over centuries to the service of man.

To establish the Bent Creek Rim route, I started at the Bent Creek River Park. Located on the southeast corner of the intersection of Brevard Rd. (NC-191) and E. Frederick Law Olmsted Wy. I left the through the parking lot entrance to Brevard road and headed right on the road towards Bent Creek Ranch Rd. Turned left on Bent Creek Ranch Rd and continued to follow it right at the intersection with Wesley Branch Rd. Three tenths of a mile from Brevard Rd. Bent Creek Ranch Rd. then ends at Pole Creasman Rd. where I took a left an followed it till taking a right on Holly Ln.