Der Wuppertaler Rundweg ist ein Rundwanderweg, der die gesamte Stadt Wuppertal umschließt. Er besitzt als Wegzeichen ein W im Kreis (siehe Bild).

Geschaffen wurde der ursprüngliche Weg 1934/35, durch die kommunale Gebietsreform vom 1975 kamen weitere Gebiete des Landkreises Düsseldorf-Mettmann zu der Stadt hinzu, sodass der Weg eine Erweiterung erfuhr.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuppertaler_Rundweg

Hong Kong has four official long trails: Maclehose (100km), Wilson (78km), Lantau (70km), and Hong Kong (50km). The Tinworth Trail is designed to be the unofficial 5th Trail. It runs across Hong Kong from the northeast border with Mainland China at Sha Tau Kok to the picturesque fishing village of Tai O in Lantau Island’s southwest, and includes some of Hong Kong's most spectacular locations. It is approximately 90km long with 5000m positive elevation change. Do it all in one go or section by section - it's up to you!

Grand Canyon.

From South Kaibab down across the CO River to Phantom Ranch, then back up the South Bright Angel trail to the South Rim.

To start this run at the pre-dawn hours, watch the sun rise over the Canyon walls, is spiritual.  Only can be described and felt as someone who has been down there in person.

https://hikingguy.com/hiking-trails/grand-canyon-hikes/grand-canyon-rim…

A rugged classic that looms high above Salt Lake City, Grandview Peak is a lengthy trail run involving a good amount of gain. Starting from Big Mountain Pass, the Great Western Trail switchbacks north heading toward the popular Big Mountain area. Less than a mile and a half, you get your first of many views of the pointed summit in the distance. The trail consists of mostly singletrack, with some doubletrack along the ridge between Big Mountain and the fork before Swallow Rocks. But don't assume it's going to be a walk in the park.

The Bear's Ears Trail is contained within Routt National Forest. It passes thru both Routt County and Moffat County. Officially it's 47 Miles from end to end, but if you connect it by a 3-mile section of County Rd 80 in California Park then it makes a nice loop. I started hiking sections when I moved to Craig Colorado in 2014. I have completed this trail a number of times. Twice in one day and once on an overnight speed packing trip. I have never passed more than 5 people on the entire route.

The route is a lollipop starting from the Historical Big Eddy Trail (#999) which ties into the Big Eddy (#998).