The Trans-Charlevoix Route is a link-up of several trails and summits accross the Charlevoix region. It is bordered to the south by the Mont Saint-Anne (just outside the geographical limit) and crossing the whole of Charlevoix all the way to Saint-Siméon. It covers the must-see, must-hike and must-climb of places, trails and summits in a as logical as possible link up. In its essence, you follow the Saint-Lawrence river from Mont Saint-Anne to Baie-Saint-Paul then circum-navigate the Charlevoix crater from Baie Saint-Paul to Saint-Simeon.

This route follows the Devonport Leat from start to finish, that's Dartmoor to Devonport. It was constructed in the 1790s to carry fresh drinking water from the high ground of Dartmoor to the expanding dockyards at Plymouth Dock, hence the name.

A well-established loop of just over 6 miles just South of Winchester taking in beautiful countryside, a few hills, river paths and amazing views.  Is well-signed throughout with blue Kingfisher Trail discs on posts, gates, etc.

Link to Walk4Life brochure with more detailed map is below (although note the map is labelled slightly incorrectly between points 7 and 8 as the route does not follow Mare Lane but a path through the fields that runs parallel to it).  

Priora (Monte) from the Sanctuary of the Madonna dell’Ambro
Difference in height (m)
1650
Departure altitude (m)
683
Summit / altitude (m)
2332
Initially path 225 then 224 of the map of the Sibillini Mountains National Park. Then path without a name.