The Run Around Australia is one of the ultimate endurance challenges in the world. It is a continuous foot journey around the Australian continent, connecting the nation's major cities, remote landscapes, coastlines, and regional communities under human power alone.

The challenge is to complete a full circumnavigation of mainland Australia on foot, following an established route defined by mandatory waypoints that recognise previous successful attempts while providing a clear and repeatable standard for future athletes.

How the Route is Set

Le Mare è Monti Nord est un itinéraire de grande randonnée traversant l’ouest de la Corse, reliant Calenzana à Cargèse sur environ 125 km et 7 000 m de dénivelé positif et 7700 de dénivelé négatif.

The Cheong-Gwang Traverse is a premier long-distance hiking and trail running route, approximately 25km in length, that crosses southern Seoul and Gyeonggi-do. This route completely traverses a massive mountain ridge right within the metropolitan area, stretching from Cheonggyesan in Seoul to Gwanggyosan in Suwon. It can be completed South-bound (starting at Cheonggyesan and heading to Gwanggyosan) or North-bound (starting at Gwanggyosan and finishing at Cheonggyesan).