Footpaths (and other rights of way) have been combined, and new paths created, so as to produce 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 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 USA, which reaches 13,153 feet (4,009 m)[19] at Forester Pass in the Sierra Nevada.