The North Trail follows a route edited by Rémi Quinquin, at around 700km, it's a gravel bikepaking trail that does a loop around the north of France.
It starts and ends in Lille.

The Camino Portugués, starting in Porto, is now one of the most well-known pilgrimage routes to Santiago. In addition to the traditional Camino Portugués Central through the inland and the Camino Portugués da Costa along the coast, a third route is gaining more and more attention: the Camino Portugués Coastal Path (Senda Litoral).

The "Leo-Jobst-Weg" traverses the iconic region of Fränkische Schweiz in Germany from Pegnitz to Forchheim, from East to West. Named after one of the pioneers of waymarking and developing in this area, this pathway largely follows the Wiesent valley, largely avoiding significant elevation gains and losses. It passes several iconic and beautiful areas of the Fränkische Schweiz, such as Pottenstein, Tüchersfeld, Neideck castle and the Vexier chapel. 

The challenging northern variant of the famous Goldsteig leads from Thanstein over the 1000-meter peaks of the Bavarian Forest along the Bohemian border to Passau and crosses, among other places, the Bavarian Forest National Park. It is a premium route that crosses both Germany and Austria, while also bringing you to the Czech border. The route is very well marked, full of history and crosses beautiful mountain peaks, stone fields as well as lakes and waterfalls.