The Möhnesee is A hotspot for tourists from Germany’s rustbelt the Ruhrgebiet. Most people choose to cycle around it but some are known to run it.

- Submitted by Timothy Engel

Beautiful 29-mile rail trail located in Central Wisconsin. It travels through scenic glacial terrain and farm country from Plover in Portage County to just outside the village of Manawa in Waupaca County, while passing through the communities of Amherst Junction, Amherst, Scandinavia, and Ogdensburg. The western end of the trail connects to the Green Circle State Trail at Hoover Road in Plover.

Admin note: This is the Strava segment for the standard ascent.

The Tiger Mountain Trail (or TMT) traverses the 13,745-acre Tiger Mountain State Forest. The trail was conceived by members of the Seattle Mountaineers (and future members of the Issaquah Alps Trails Club) in 1972 and completed in 1979. It's construction spawned the building many other trails and the establishment of Tiger Mountain as a popular area for recreation. 

This walk takes in a total of seven parishes and travels through the countryside of each parish where you can enjoy all types of flora, woodlands, wild life and see places of interest such as Woburn Abbey. It visits Woburn, Eversholt, Ridgmont, Husborne, Crawley, Aspley Guise, Woburn Sands and Aspley Heath.

- Submitted by Tim Mills

The North Chiltern Trail is a circular waymarked walking route of 42 miles, which passes through some beautiful scenery and charming villages in the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire countryside of the northern Chilterns. It was developed by the Chiltern Society, and part of the route follows the Society's Chiltern Way route, which extends right around the Chilterns.

The Trail was devised by the late Gordon Edwards of the Ivel Valley Group of the Ramblers around the year 2000. This publication updates his work for the many changes that have occurred since then. His aim was to design a trail that attracted walkers from near and far to discover the underrated area of North Bedfordshire and its wonderful heritage.

The Panoramaweg, a hiking trail around Baden-Baden, is one of the finest footpaths in Germany. And that's official.The trail weaves its way around the town and includes the nearby Geroldsau valley, famed for its narrow ravines and gurgling streams. Along its 30 mile stretch, you will experience a kaleidoscope of natural colors.

- Submitted by Erik Burkart

86 miles Sundon Hills Country Park to Sundon Hills Country Park (circular). This Trail takes you through the quiet leafy recesses of Bedfordshire; an unassuming county that was home to Puritan Evangelist John Bunyan – author of ‘Pilgrim’s Progress’ – to whose memory this Trail is dedicated. Before being incarcerated for his religious beliefs and writing his masterwork from prison, Bunyan worked as a tinker, and so he would have travelled many of the paths in the Trail as he plied his trade across the county.