This ridge loop that surrounds Garner Valley gives beautiful views on all sides! It’s a mix of fire roads, 3.5 miles of a two lane highway, abandon Jeep roads turned animal Trail and 16.5 miles of the iconic PCT! A little bit of everything! The route hangs between 5000 to 7000 feet as it meanders through pine studded forests, manzanita hill country and flower filled meadows.
 

Lon Las Cymru’s main line, aka National Cycle Network route 8, is the route followed by most cyclists: but there’s an alternate start point, and two challenging ‘braids’ in Snowdonia.

Instead of starting in Cardiff, you can set off from Chepstow, just on the English border. Entirely on-road along some lovely quiet lanes, this option (NCN 42) is particularly well-suited to road bikes, avoiding the railway paths and forestry tracks of the main route. It slowly climbs up to the famous Gospel Pass, the highest in Wales, before descending to rejoin the main route near Hay-on-Wye.

Route starts before the Front Royal Fee Station (at the Shenandoah National Park sign) on Skyline Drive going south. Stick to Skyline Drive the entire time until arrival at the Rockfish Gap Fee Station near the North Carolina border and start of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Turn around and head northbound all the way back to the start. 

This route is the main Paiute ATV Trail loop as marked in the National Geographic map starting and finishing at Fremont Indian State Park and Museum. 

From paiutetrails.com:

"The Paiute Trails are a network of dirt roads and trails looping in and out of the mountains of central Utah. The trail is currently managed by the Fishlake National Forest (which the Paiute Trails ride through) and the Richfield BLM Office.