The Suomi Hills Recreation Area contains some of the most beautiful trails and lakes in the Chippewa National Forest. It is the first National Forest east of the Mississippi and has abundant lakes and wetlands. Suomi is the name of a small community in the area and is a Finnish word that refers to Finland. It was settled by Finnish immigrants in large part because the hills and lakes look similar to those in Finland. This area sits right on the North/South continental divide.

Der Talsperrenweg führt rund um die Große Dhünntalsperre im Bergischen Land. Diese Talsperre ist die größte Trinkwassersperre in NRW und die zweitgrößte in Deutschland. Der Weg führt zu großen Teilen über Trails durch die malerische Hügellandschaft.

The Strawberry Trail in the Hamble river valley provides a range of distance options for mostly easy riverside, coastal, country park and rural walking, visiting its attractive villages. The Trail is essentially a figure-of-eight from Botley with a first smaller loop around Manor Farm Country Park and a larger loop from Bursledon visiting Netley and Hamble-le-Rice with a section on Southampton Water (coincident with the Solent Way).