A coastal path that links two National Trails of Wales. Heading northward from Cardigan - the junction with the Pembrokeshire Coast Path - the Ceredigion Coast Path extends to the Dyfi Estuary National Nature Reserve at Ynyslas, a stone's throw from Glyndwr's Way which links Machynlleth with Knighton on the Wales-England border.

This easy and fairly level route follows the Blackwater river along the Surrey/Wokingham/Hampshire borders

A route of contrasting halves, the river first flows east and north looping through the suburban areas of Aldershot, Farnborough, Frimley and Blackwater to reach Sandhurst, after which it takes a westerley course in much more rural surroundings through a series of flooded gravel pits with interesting birdlife, and then in quiet meadows, sometimes on recent new permissive paths, to reach the confluence with the River Loddon.

Round from Bad Reichenhall to the top of Dötzenkopf and back to Bad Reichenhall. During Ascent and on top you'll have some nice views over Bad Reichenhall and to Hochstaufen. The route begins and ends at the intersection of Tiroler Str. and Bundesstr. 20

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The Corbin Loop is a 27-mile loop circumnavigating Corbin Park, an exclusive 25,000-acre hunting reserve, one of the largest in the lower 48 states.  Corbin Park was formed in 1898 by Austin Corbin II, a railroad magnate and robber baron born in nearby Newport, NH.  Corbin populated "the Park" with exotic animals like American bison and Eurasian wild boar who from time to time would escape the 12-foot fence that I’ve uses as a navigation guide to set the parameter of this run.