Traditionally a cycle route, the Wakefield Wheel is a 36 mile (58km) circular route taking you through the diverse landscapes of the Wakefield District. The route encircles the city of Wakefield and passes through several parks and green spaces in the area, including Lofthouse Colliery Nature Park, Anglers Country Park, Newmillerdam, and Pugneys Country Park. The route has "spokes" off to link into most parts of Wakefield and consequently is never far from means of public transport.

Route begins at the ferry terminal entering the salt marsh at the bulkhead. Route is completed at low tide to enable staying on shoreline and traversing the sand bar on the western side. Also includes crossing the mouth of the kayak channel on the eastern sound side. Route ends at the same ferry terminal. 

A rugged out-and-back along the 2,000-year-old Sarn Helen Roman Road across Hirfynydd. It links the Roman-history hub of Banwen - a candidate birthplace of St Patrick - to the B4242 on the far side of the mountain, where a stone milestone marks the turnaround. Expect true mountain trail with scree/talus sections, boggy hollows, forestry edges, and exposed moor. One half looks toward the high Beacons - Corn Du, Fan Hir, Fan Brycheiniog - the other drops views over the Neath Valley, Swansea, and the bay.

Often referred to as the "Sidewalk in the Sky", the Asulkan Traverse is one of the most popular alpine traverses in Glacier National Park, offering moderate scrambling on solid rock with thrilling exposure and spectacular views. Though much of the route is easy and exposed class 2, the route involves some technical scrambling/climbing, with the crux of the route being a short climb up the North Ridge of The Dome graded at YDS 5.4.