The Ice Age Trail in Wisconsin runs approximately 1,200 miles roughly along the terrain formed by a glacier present during the last ice age. Numerous glacial features can be seen in various parts of the trail.

The Katy Trail is a 237 mile trail that runs along much of the north side of the Missouri River and converted from an old railway track. The Katy Trail and State Park was designed for cycling, hiking and horseback riding.

Long distance multi-use trails are a great way to see the country and to experience historic sites along the way. The Natchez Trace Parkway is a 444 mile long paved trail with low traffic and enforced 50 mph speed limit. There are numerous historic sites and scenic landmarks all along The Trace. Check it out as a through-ride or experience it in sections.

Offa's Dyke is a ditch and rampart earthwork path constructed around 785 AD during the reign of Offa, King of Mercia. The 177 mile/285 km path runs roughly along the border of Wales and England. It is a popular trail that is managed by Offa's Dyke Association which on March 29, 2019 commemorates 50 years since its foundation.