The East Coast Trail is a ~330km trail that stretches from Cappahayden to Topsail, following the coast of the Avalon Peninsula in Newfoundland. It runs through the provincial capital city, St. John's, with the northern section terminating at Quidi Vidi, and the southern section terminating at Fort Amherst (Quidi Vidi and Fort Amherst are approximately 7 km away). As there is no official connecting route through the city between the northern and southern sections, thru-hikers typically pick their own route at this point.

https://www.teinachtal.de/de/aktiv/wandern/premiumwanderwege/der-teinacher/?L=0

- steep, partly technical low mountain trails
- very profiled, constantly up and down with steep ascents and rapid downhills
- excellent signposted premium hiking trail
- good parking possibility
- Outdoor pool in the start / finish area

The London Parks Way has been designed as an attempt to produce the definitive walking route through London beginning at Kingston station and finishing at the Cutty Sark at Greenwich. This London Parks Way passes through the Royal Parks of Bushy Park, Richmond Park, Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, Regents Park, St James Park, and Greenwich Park as well as Hampton Court Park, Holland Park, Victoria Park and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The approximate distance is 65 miles.

Singapore East to West coast cross country run from Tuas Link MRT to Changi Point. The suggested route follows many of the Park Connector Network trails in Singapore, passing through Jurong Park, Marina Bay Sounds and the length of East Coast Park. It is a must do route for anyone looking to explore Singapore's unique neighbourhoods all the way from the East to West coast in a single day.

Note this is different from the official Singapore Coast-to-Coast Trail.