This route take you to the top of Baseline Mountain which is the home to an active fire lookout tower and then it traverses to the original Baseline fire lookout which was a 10' x 10' house built in the 1920's by the Canadian Forest Service and was in use till the 1940's. The current tower is still in use and staffed usually from May to October every summer. This route is in the foothills of the rocky mountains and was a significant fire lookout location for Alberta. 

The Mountain Lakes Loop Trail is approximately 8 miles long and travels entirely within Mountain Lakes Wilderness. This trail directly visits 5 alpine lakes, each offering drinking water, a swim to cool down, and trailside campsites for alternative starting points.

The Erie Canalway is a National Heritage Corridor that spans 360 miles across New York state between Albany and Buffalo.

Built between 1817 and 1825, the original Erie Canal traversed 363 miles, overcoming hills with 83 lift locks. It was the longest man-made waterway and the greatest public works project in North America.

A really lovely route from Frodsham to Warrington meandering along quiet roads, canal paths and through Delamere forest. 
It does follow the sandstone trail for some short sections and can be made into a circular route if you fancy !

you can find some more Information about the trail here https://www.ldwa.org.uk/ldp/members/show_path.php?path_name=Delamere%20…