This shorter trail loop takes you along fast well marked Cotswold trails. It begins just of the road about 1km up from the Rising Sun pub and starts with a short climb before taking you along the edge of the golf course on open flat trails. After passing through several farmyards you hit the woods section where fast flowing trails take you up and down- be warned of some serious hills. You then rise out of the woods to views of Belas Knap and take a long track round to the far end of Cleeve Common.

The Sourland Mountain Preserve probably features the best technical mountain running in central/southern New Jersey.  Don't let the "massive" climb of 500 ft in the first mile deceive you, these trails are truly gnarly, with sharp turns, uneven footing, and rocks -- lots of rocks. The trail is runnable but an ankle sprain is never out of the question.

The Four Stations Way is a 17.5km route linking the 4 railway stations of Haslemere, Witley, Milford and Godalming. While is does pass through these towns and villages the route is mainly on quiet trails with a few link sections on road. There are a few hills involved too. 

https://ldwa.org.uk/ldp/members/show_path.php?path_name=Four+Stations+Way

Bull Hill Full Loop is a 5.25mi loop in Cold Spring, NY in Hudson Highlands State Park. The route features a mix of road and trail. The trail climbs 1,400 feet in the first two miles and then begins a windy, steady descent. Views of the Hudson River, the Catskills and the Cornish Estate ruins are also features of this route.