50K of single and double-track trails, stream crossings, and rocky climbs. There is not too much more you could ask for in the Laurel Highlands of western Pennsylvania. Located on the west slope of Laurel Ridge in Westmoreland County, the 3,593 acre Roaring Run Natural Area features a complete mountain stream protected within its watershed. Most of the area is wooded, with second and third growth forests. There are a few recently abandoned fields, and some old fields which have completely reverted to forest. Roaring Run is formed by numerous springs near the summit of Laurel Ridge.

This route start and finishes at the Castle in the city center of Noirmoutier. 

It circles around the island by taking the closest path to the shore, circling counterclockwise.

The landscapes varies from one side to the other, you'll see salt marshes, beaches, typical beach huts, potato fields and the very unique Gois path, a road that is only accessible during low tide and that is covered by the sea during high tide. 

This historic region, on the outer limits of the French cultural community, boasts a rich patrimony. After every bend in the road you will discover either a rustic farmhouse, a picturesque village or a historic building.
You walk undisturbed along narrow paths through fields and grassland, orchards and meadows. The Land of Herve is the kingdom of swing doors, stiles and turnstiles.