Witton Weaver's Way

A 32-mile long-distance trail, 'The Way' offers the chance to explore Lancashire's history. You will pass weavers cottages, Tudor halls, Victorian estates, historic villages and even Roman Roads.

Views from the West Pennine Moors, nearby woodlands and Jubilee Tower can be seen. There are also remote reservoirs and hidden valleys.

A circular tour through many of the small villages that surround Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire. The route starts in Nether Broughton and travels through Grimston, Thrussington, Gaddesby, Burrough on the Hill, Cold Overton, Langham, Market Overton, Wymondham, the estate village of Buckminster, Saltby, Branston, the Harby Hills and Long Clawson.

Public transport is available from Melton Mowbray to many of the villages on the route.

Start and finish: parking lot at the Wahnbachtalsperre, Siegburg-Seligenthal On the dam trail, hikers often experience the wonderful nature around the Wahnbach dam on mostly natural paths. In many places you can enjoy views far beyond the dam. Demanding, sometimes narrow and often historic hiking trails lead hikers through numerous sieves and over wooded ridges. A mill, two restaurants and two courtyards have been flooded since 1958.

La Gomera is the Canaries little secret, unlike anything you're likely to have seen before. The route gives an excellent introduction to the island, taking you from the bustling sea port town of San Sebastián, to the highest point of the 2nd smallest of the Canary Islands group at 1487 metres. From here you descend through villages, back down towards the busy town of Vallehermoso where you continue on to the official end of the route 3km further down at Playa de Vallehermoso.