This route follows or hugs as close as possible the land boundary of Monroe County, New York, using public roads or trails for the most part. Where there is no accessible right-of-way on the boundary, the route favors roads *within* the boundary (e.g., where the Wayne-Monroe County Line Road veers into Wayne County, an alternate route is used). The route must lead to continuous progression and must not branch and return to the same point; therefore, dead ends or cul-de-sacs do not meet this criterion, even though they might get closer to the boundary.

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The International Appalachian Trail (IAT) Ulster-Ireland is a 279 mile / 450km long distance walking trail. It starts in Bunglass near Slieve League on the Atlantic Coast, West Donegal in the Republic of Ireland and continues into Northern Ireland, passing through the Sperrins Mountains, the Causeway Coast and Glens of Antrim, before finishing in Larne in County Antrim, at the Irish Sea.