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The Ohio to Erie Trail is a scenic 326-mile trail that traverses the state of Ohio from Cincinnati to Cleveland and connects the Ohio River to Lake Erie, primarily on rail trails and canal paths. It passes through four major cities in Cincinnati, Columbus, Akron, and Cleveland. The trail also passes through many quaint small towns and miles of the Ohio countryside. Trail construction began in 1991 primarily integrating former rail trails and multi-use trails into a one large dedicated trail system.

The Ślęża Road is a new section of the European pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, but it refers to old pilgrimage and trade routes, without omitting places that are historically and culturally important for the region at the foot of Ślęża.

On the route, we will discover numerous religious buildings and traces that testify to the historical nature of the Road.

The trail begins in an extraordinary place, called the "cradle of Silesia", on the top of Mount Ślęża and leads to Środa Śląska, where it connects with the Via Regia Road.

Monts d'Ambazac is a mountain range located in the Haute-Vienne department of France. It is bordered by the Creuse and Correze departments. The Monts d'Ambazac reach an altitude of 701 meters. They extend for approximately 40 kilometers from east to west, between Bourganeuf and Nantiat, and for about 15 kilometers from north to south, from Bessines-sur-Gartempe to Ambazac.

This route goes around Monts d'Ambazac.

Information and photos from: https://www.gr-infos.com/en/grp-ambazac.htm