A point to point trail starting high in the Oregon cascades and following the North Umpqua River west to Swiftwater trailhead 3 miles east of Glide, OR. This route begins at the day use area on Miller Lake adjacent to Digit Point campground, 13 miles west of Chemult,OR. There are 12 segments all with well marked trailheads.
https://www.blm.gov/or/districts/roseburg/recreation/umpquatrails/
Once again Chris McDougall finds a seed of truth and sprouts it into a great story - this time the millennia-old bond between animals and humans, and how that connection can still nurture us. And frustrate us, if you've just entered a burro race.
"If you and that burro aren't of the same opinion where you're going and how fast, it can drag you up the side of a cliff or through a boulder field." - Ken Chlouber
The Clyde Walkway is a 40-mile scenic route along the River Clyde. It can be completed from the River Side Museum in Glasgow (NW) to The Falls of Clyde in Lanark (SE) or vice versa. From Partick to Camubslang the path is paved and from Cambuslang to the Falls of Clyde you follow mostly dirt track with a few short paved sections.
The Dava Way is a long distance footpath in ancient Morayshire, now the Moray and Highlands region of north-east Scotland. The path links the historic towns of Grantown-on-Spey and Forres. The total distance from the centres is 24 miles (38km), of which 22 miles (35 km) are in open countryside. Almost all of the route follows the old Highland Railway line and is off road and safe from traffic. Along its length it passes through a pleasant mix of farmland, woodland and moorland.