This route travels from the lower Blue Mountains to the top of the Blue Mountains, starting and finishing at the first and last train stations in the Blue Mountains council area: Glenbrook at 163m above sea level to Mount Victoria 1043m above sea level. The route we chose was mostly trails and fire trails and went via some of the key villages ratherr than across the valley: Glenbrook station to Woodford station via the Oaks firetrail; Woodford to Wentworth Falls via Ingar firetrail (and single trail around private property so not to trespass!).

Run over Baylor Pass between Baylor Canyon Road and Aguirre Springs. This is the most widely used trail in Las Cruces for traversing the Organ Mountain range to the other side. It starts at the sign at the parking lot off of Baylor Canyon Road and climbs to the top of the pass. You then descend the other side to Aguirre Springs campground. For the out & back turn around at the paved road.

Devil's Lake segment of the Ice Age Trail, from the Ronzo's Meadow parking lot to Parfrey's Glen.  The route follows several trails through the very popular Devil's Lake State Park and features three significant ascents and one probably-not-runnable descent down the East Bluff.  Great scenery throughout. 

This follows the current route marked by the yellow blazes and on the Ice Age Trail GIS site here:

This is a worldclass trail that will let you savour the captivating charm and tranquility of the five Dorset villages of Litton Cheney, Puncknowle, West Bexington, Abbotsbury and Portesham. Combine this with the exhilarating views of the Dorset coastline

It has tremendous views of the sea and every mile is in the most beautiful part of England.

From coastal paths to valley elevation the only thing holding you back is the desire to stop and enjoy the views

Mörbylångaleden is an 83 km long hiking trail that winds its way through Öland's flat landscape. During the journey, you pass unique natural and cultural heritage such as Karlevistenen, Alvaret and Eketorps Borg just to name a few. Large parts of the trail follow along the coast, which provides magnificent views over Kalmarsund, in addition, you walk on the old embankment between Kastlösa and Skärlöv, ie straight through the alley, which is also part of southern Öland's world heritage.