Le Môle est sans doute l'une des montagnes les plus emblématiques de Haute-Savoie. Culminant à 1 863 mètres d'altitude, il se distingue par une caractéristique rare : il est totalement solitaire. Dressé au milieu des vallées, son imposante silhouette domine le paysage et se reconnaît à des dizaines de kilomètres à la ronde.

The Maelor Way links six long-distance paths: the Sandstone Trail, South Cheshire Way, Marches Way and the Shropshire Way in the east with Offa’s Dyke National Trail and the Ceiriog Valley Walk in the Wrexham/Shropshire Borderland to the west.

Whether you’re a regular rambler or a seasonal stroller, the Maelor Way can offer you enjoyable walking for an hour, a day or more, the 24 mile long Maelor Way meanders gently through three counties.

The Maelor Way goes from Grindley Brook through unspoiled undulating countryside to Bronygarth in the shadow of Chirk Castle.

This route creates an 11km loop from a standout section of the Leleg Way, a historic route built by the ancient Lelegian civilization. For centuries, people walked these paths to travel between their settlements. This segment has developed its own identity within the local trail running community for its iconic beauty and technicality, combining steep climbs, rocky singletrack, exposed ridgelines, ancient stone paths, coastal views, and challenging descents in an accessible loop.

Güzergah Adı: Keşiş (Turna) Gölü Rotası / Van, Türkiye