The Pilgrims' Trail long distance footpath is a medieval walk that runs from Winchester to Portsmouth following in the footsteps of the Miquelots, pilgrims who made the long journey to worship St Michael in Normandy. 

This is the 29 mile UK portion of a 155 mile route 

Start at the Middle Fork trail head and follow the long trail up to the Dutch Miller Gap.  Verdant green, overgrown at times and subject to blowdowns the trail gradually follows the Middle Fork river to the Dutch Miller Gap.   Descend to Ivanhoe (tricky with snow) and then ascend the PCT above Waptus and drop down to Pete Lake (vs. taking the shorter Waptus Trail).

You will have solitude and enjoy running through the heart of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness with 360 degree views of the Alpine Lakes Peaks : Bears Breast, Summit Chief, Chimney, Lemah, Chikamin, Hinman and Daniel.

The Three Eagle Trail connects the communities of Three Lakes and Eagle River (WI). The trail begins in Don Burnside Park in Three Lakes and ends near the Dairy Queen in Eagle River. The trail is crushed limestone. For the first 3.5 miles, it follows an old railroad bed out of Three Lakes along HWY 45. At about 3.5 miles, the trail takes a left hand turn and goes deep into the beautiful north woods. It includes three boardwalks, including the 660-foot Four Women Boardwalk that spans Mud Creek.

The Limestone Way long distance footpath is a route which travels through the heart of the Derbyshire limestone dales, heading south from Castleton through Peak Forest, Miller’s Dale, Flagg, Monyash, Youlgreave, Winster, Matlock, Bonsall, Ible, Parwich, Tissington, Thorpe, crossing the Dove to Marten Hill, Lower Ellastone and finishing in the Dove valley at Rocester.