A tour round Ashridge Estate starting and finishing at the Bridgewater Monument. A visit through the Ivinghoe Beacon, Little Gaddesden, Berkhamsted Common and lastly Aldbury with plenty of great views, rolling hills and wildlife to keep you busy! 

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ashridge-estate/trails/ashridge-estate-boundary-trail-walk

Loop starts and ends at Bremen main station.  The scenic route for cyclists is also a cool running experience. Discover the Free Hanseatic Town of Bremen, the Teufelsmoor (devil's moor) and artist's village Worpswede. The route is sign-posted, just follow the peatboat.

https://www.bremen.de/worpswede-runde

Bukit Larut (formerly known as Maxwell Hill) is a popular highland destination in Malaysia. Located at an altitude of 1,250 m above sea level approximately 10 km from Taiping town in Perak; it is the wettest area in the country which experiences the highest rainfall. Bukit Larut is also home to the oldest hill station in Malaysia, built by William Edward Maxwell, a British Assistant Resident in Perak, in 1884 to provide a cool retreat for the colonial officials. In 1910, the hill resort was gazetted as a permanent forest reserve.