Editing Footpath (section)

==Long-distance paths==
[[File:Porin metsä lenkkeilypolku.jpg|thumb|Jogging path in [[Pori]], [[Finland]]]]
Footpaths (and other rights of way) have been combined, and new paths created, so as to produce [[Long-distance trail|long-distance walking routes]] in a number of countries. These can be rural in nature, such as the [[Essex Way]], in southern England, which crosses farmland, or urban as with [[Walking in London|various routes in London, England]], or along a coastline like the [[South West Coast Path]] in the [[West of England]], or in the high mountains, like the [[Pacific Crest Trail]] in the US, which reaches  {{convert|13153|ft|m|0}}{{refn|
  Sources disagree on Forester Pass's elevation. The Forest Service claims {{convert|13180|ft|m|0}}<ref>{{cite web
  |url=http://www.fs.fed.us/pct/central_california_segment.html
  | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060525085224/http://www.fs.fed.us/pct/central_california_segment.html
  | archive-date = 2006-05-25
  | access-date = 2006-09-23
  | date= 2005-04-26
  | publisher=USFS
  | title = Pacific Crest Trail – Central California Online Map and Guide
  }}</ref> while the USGS says {{convert|13153|ft|m|0}},<ref>{{cite gnis|id=260262|name=Forester Pass}}</ref> but topographic maps showing {{coord|36.6941|-118.3720|region:US_type:mountain}} indicate a little less than {{convert|4000|m|ft|0|order=flip}}.|name=foresterpass}} at [[Forester Pass]] in the [[Sierra Nevada]].