The Great Dividing Trail is "a community-planned 209km public walking trail following the top of the Great Dividing Range from Bacchus Marsh to Blackwood, Daylesford, Castlemaine, Bendigo, Creswick, Ballarat and Buninyong, allows recreational walkers and tourists the time to savour central Victoria's unique combination of gold rush heritage and its natural beauty.

Te Araroa is a 3000 km long route that runs the length of both islands of New Zealand. This is a new route that was opened on December 3, 2011. The route to requires some kayaking to complete, including a 120km descent of the Whanganui River, and there are "hazard zones", including some dangerous rivers and the Cook Straight, where trampers are advised to fine another way around (such as by hitch hiking, or taking a ferry across the Straight).

Robert Youngren posted the route:

On Margaret Island in the middle of the Danube River that flows between "Buda" on the West bank and "Pest" on the East is a rubberized track than runs 5350m around the perimeter of the 2.5km long island. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Island).

"The Snowdon Horseshoe is one of, if not the best ridge walk in Wales. Although there is not so much height gain as in some of the routes described, the terrain is highly interesting. The route should not be attempted by anyone with a fear of heights, since includes the knife-edge arête of Crib Goch, and for the same reason it should be avoided in high winds, and also in winter unless you are properly equipped and experienced." - From www.walk-snowdonia.co.uk