The Smugglers' Way is a coast to coast route across Cornwall Between Boscastle on the North Coast and Looe on the South Coast and visits landmarks made famous by Cornwall's smuggling heritage. 

The Smugglers' Way is the creation of Frank Squibb of Falmouth, who walked it in 1994 and published three editions of his guide booklet.

Beginning from Gulaba. A small village located a few kilometres from Manali, Gulaba is situated on the way to Rohtang Pass, on the Leh-Manali Highway. The village is tucked in amidst picturesque snow-capped mountains and verdant green meadows, with the Beas River adding opulence and serenity to its beauty.

The Wychwood Way route takes you through some of the most beautiful and remote parts of the Cotswolds. The circular route goes around the heart of the ancient forest of Wychwood. The Way goes through Blenheim Park (a World Heritage Site), and also uses the Roman Road of Akeman Street and the ancient Saltway