The 53-mile Nidderdale Way is a long-established walking/hiking/running route in the Yorkshire Dales from the lowland pastures to the open fells near the source of the River Nidd. It travels the length of the Nidd Valley and then back again on the other side, at times following the River Nidd, but often detouring away to include as many points of interest for walkers as possible.

The Peatlands Way is a stunning 50 mile waymarked footpath designed to link the communities of the Humberhead Peatlands in Yorkshire/Lincolnshire.

The walk includes the first permissive paths across the famous Thorne and Hatfield Moors, wildlife sites of national and European importance.

It connects directly with the Trans Pennine Trail at Bramwith and Sykehouse on the New Junction Canal and also with Crowle Regeneration Way, Fishlake Heritage Trail, The Isle of Axholme Greenway, Thorne Round Walk and many other delightful walks.

The Surf Coast Walk is a world-class 44km (one way) multi-use trail beginning at the start of the Great Ocean Road region from Torquay to Aireys Inlet. Located on traditional Wadawurrung Aboriginal country, the trail follows an eclectic mix of windswept sand dunes and coastal vegetation. The Surf Coast Walk is an adventure that boasts total immersion in nature with the sanctuary of coastal villages within easy reach along the way.