The Ramapo Dunderberg Trail is located in Harriman State Park. The trail dates back to 1920 when the first miles were established by the Palisades Interstate Park Trail Conference. It is about 22 miles in length with around 5,500 feet of elevation gain. The trail traverses the park, starting from the Tuxedo Train Station along the Ramapo River in New York and travels all the way to Dunderberg Mountain which pushes out into the Hudson River.

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Nesodden is an idyllic peninsula sitting in the Oslo fjord in Norway. It is shaped like an arrow, its tip pointing the way to Oslo, the capital of Norway, 20 minutes away by sea. In fact, most of the twenty thousand people lucky enough to live on Nesodden, commute by ferry to Oslo and back everyday. They think it is one of the world's more beautiful commutes. Not many bother with the hour it takes to drive -- half the time in the opposite direction of Oslo just to get off the peninsula! Many of us runners here wonder: None of us has thought to run to work, and why the heck not?

The Wildnis-Trail (Wilderness Trail) is crossing the Eifel National Park from the South to the North. It´s designed to be a four stages (days) hiking trail, starting in Monschau-Höfen and ending in Hürtgenwald-Zerkall. It´s about 85 kilometres long, the iconic symbol for this trail is a wild cat.

The trail is representing the full range of landscapes in the Eifel National Park: roaring rivers, dense forests and expansive panoramic views across the open landscapes on the Dreiborn Plateau and several lakes.  

This route takes you over the four prominent hills in Central Fife, Scotland.

This route connects one side of Arrábida Natural Park to another, from Palmela to Cabo Espichel through all the most mythical points: Vigia de São Luís, Formosinho (highest peak), Serra do Risco, Sesimbra castle and Ribeira do Cavalo beach.
About 60km with 2500m elevation gain.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arr%C3%A1bida_Natural_Park

The extended Baker Way links the heart of Chester with Delamere Forest Park. The core of the route is provided by the original Baker Way - a long established route from Christleton to Brines Brow Picnic Area. The original route was devised by members of the Mid Cheshire Footpaths Society and commemorates the life and work of Jack Baker, one-time footpaths officer for Cheshire County Council. The extended Baker Way provides links to bus and train services at both ends, allowing the route to be walked in either direction without the use of a car.

Kongeåstien (The Kings River path; http://www.kongeaastien.dk is a 68 km footpath following The Kings River in Jutland, Denmark. This is a classical route along the river which for centuries formed a customs border between Schleswig and Denmark (http://www.kongeaastien.dk/en/content/old-border). It passes lush landscapes, historic sites, several river locks, and offers tremendous wild-life all year round.