The Chess Valley Walk starts from Rickmansworth where the River Chess has its confluence with the River Colne.

The route can be followed in either direction and is clearly waymarked. Most of the route is on public footpaths but there are short sections on roads.

Along the way there are historic buildings and estates, water meadows, ancient field systems and nature reserves. In common with many Chiltern streams, the Chess is a chalk stream fed by water stored in chalk aquifers.

A popular training route on the Lincolnshire Coast. Starting at the iconic Lifeboat Station in the seaside resort of Skegness you head through the iconic town and out the other side along Lincoln road, then turning right crossing over the traffic lights along Burgh road onto Skegness road, heading for the small village of Burgh le Marsh. all along pavements we are all used to. Turn into Burgh and up and over the hill at the square and keep to the raised footpath at the side of the church then turning left towards the doctors signposted, which is Wainfleet Road.

Als Teil der "Hermannshöhen" im Teutoburger Wald bietet diese Tour die richtige Mischung aus Natur und Kultur. Sie führt durch Bergdörfchen wie Tecklenburg oder Oerlinghausen, kreuzt Sie die Metropole Bielefeld. Entdecken Sie die Dörenther Klippen, die Hexenküche, die Externsteine, den Velmerstot und weitere Schönheiten der Natur im Teutoburger Wald.

https://www.nrw-tourism.com/a-hermannsweg

The Ruby Jack Trail is a beautiful rails to trails course on the Ozark Plateau in Southwest Missouri. The 16 mile trail runs through the small towns of Carthage, Oronogo, and Carl Junction, Missouri to the Kansas state line. The trail is mostly tree lined, running through oak, maple, and cedar making the trail particularly beautiful in the fall. In summer, much of the trail forms a green tunnel providing shade and windbreak. Spring and summer wildflowers are abundant and the smell of honeysuckle is common. The area gets little snow, so the trail remains passable throughout the winter.