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Athlete Route Start date Style Status
Lila Miller Appalachian Trail (AT) Self-supported In progress
Francis Vachon Traversée de la réserve faunique de Matane par le Sentier International des Appalaches-Québec GR A1 (QC, Canada) Unsupported DNF
John Kelly Appalachian Trail (AT) Supported DNF
Karel Sabbe HexaTrek - crossing France (France) Supported Complete - New FKT pending verification
Sophie Woods Via Alpina (Slovenia, Italy, Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, France, Monaco) Supported Complete - New FKT!
Aurelien Sanchez Pacific Crest Trail (CA, OR, WA) Supported Complete - New FKT!

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  • Katie Gunvalson:
    Greetings PCT FKT community, This summer, I embarked on (another) failed PCT FKT attempt, this time thwarted by illness at the end of day 25. I’m proud to report that I ran 1125.9 miles ahead of record pace, and was the fastest woman ever thru… read more »
  • Tom Tighe:
    Winona Trails are beautiful right now, but bronze Trail and Musher Ridge Trail had a real bad wind sheer in the fall that requires a lot of chainsaw work. So there’s a couple of miles that are a obstacle course and almost impassible right now. I’ll… read more »
  • Finn Isaksen:
    John F. Jahre, Eivind Svellingen & Fredrik Berentsen did this route on 10.07.2026 self-supported. They used 1 day, 7 hours, 54 minutes and 31 seconds, however they did not intend to set an FKT and stopped at Hangur 2km short of where the route… read more »
  • nlefloch:
    merci Carlo d’avoir accepté d’enregistrer mon FKT malgré mes erreurs de parcours. Je voulais signaler qu’entre la corniche des Cévennes et Saint-Jean du Gard, juste après avoir quitté la route en prenant le chemin qui monte vers la gauche, au bout… read more »
  • Carlo Scarlata:
    Regional Editor's note: Nicolas Le Floch diverted from the route two or three times. However, given the long distance of this trail and the minor mistakes, it's been accepted.