Upplandsleden is a 450km hiking trail in Sweden.  It consists of three main parts, all separated from eachother: The eastern, western and middle parts respectively. 

The Eastern part is approximately 250 km long. It starts in Uppsala or in Knivsta and ends up north in a place in the middle of nowhere called Långhäll. There is no road to Långhäll, only trails, one of them part of another major hiking trail - Gästrikeleden. 

Urban trail from Jarrow to Durham Cathedral 

Full description here 

https://www.thisisdurham.com/northernsaints/trails/the-way-of-learning-p1053011

"Gain the ultimate enlightenment on The Way of Learning as it takes you on the trail of England’s original scholar, the Venerable Bede through a rich legacy of the North East’s foremost industry, inventiveness and innovation.

The Shiga Round Trail, popularly known as Shiga 1 ("Shiga Ichi"), is one of the longest and toughest trails in Japan, forming a full 438-kilometer loop with 28,300 meters of elevation gain (when done counter-clockwise) around the perimeter of Shiga Prefecture - home to Japan's largest and most spectacular lake - Lake Biwa.

The Berrys Green circular route starts and finishes in Cudham Recreation car park. This scenic journey in the Kent countryside allows you to travel on foot for just under 8 miles. You will need to climb over too many stiles to count, and negotiate a few rarely opened gates. It is well signposted, but massively overgrown and tricky to see the path at certain points. Anti clockwise is the set direction, allowing you to make best experience of the hills that rise and fall continuously. Tree roots come from all directions so you will need to pay attention to avoid tripping.

• Route: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1_krBhuzLcZGYpMnyObWCDD95TMvgokXM&usp=sharing 
• Run: https://www.strava.com/activities/3727426380  /  https://flow.polar.com/training/analysis/4864473911