Trail run along the length of the river Wey in Surrey, from Godalming to where it enters the Thames at Weybridge. This route starts at Borough Bridge in Godalming, which is slightly upstream of the start of the navigable river and is where the path starts to give a continuus route to the river Thames. The route finishes on the banks on the Thames, adjacent to where the Wey enters the Thames, having followed the entire length of the Wey's towpath.

This is the old croton aqueduct trail, which follows the old croton aqueduct from Croton Reservoir, NY south to finish at 42nd and 5th Ave, behind the NY Library (At Bryant Park). The trail follows the route of the actual aqueduct, which originally was the only supply of freshwater to the manhattan area. It is maintained by the Friends of Old Croton Aqueduct. The route can most accurately be found in the 2 maps that the Friends of the Aqueduct sell https://aqueduct.org/maps-and-access

Described by Jason Thienel:

For a Nashvillian Warner Parks (Percy and Edwin) are our Chautauqua Park. There are three loops and a connector trail that when linked together equal 11.2 miles. The Mossy Ridge Trail or Red Trail is 4.2 miles. The Warner Woods Trail or White Trail is 2.2 miles. The Cane Connector affectionately known as the Candy Cane Connector is one mile and links Percy to Edwin Warner park. The Harpeth Woods Trail or Blue Trail is 2.5 miles.