Old River Trail

Submitted by Jivers on Tue, 10/18/2022 - 08:47am
Description

The Old River Trail follows the old horse route used by early settlers in the area to move up and down the river. Unlike most trails in the area, the Old River Trail stays in the Buffalo River canyon, allowing unique views of the river and the bluff-walls. The route generally follows the course of the river, staying on the shallow side (insides of the bends), which means it crosses the river over once per mile.

AnnCham (France)

Submitted by Yann Morello on Tue, 10/18/2022 - 05:36am
Description

Une trace qui se veut la plus directe possible, depuis Annecy (bord du lac au niveau de la plage d'Albigny) jusqu'à Chamonix (Place du triangle de l'Amitié, pour rappeler de bons souvenirs). Cette trace fait la part belle aux coureurs les plus polyvalents : sections raides, descentes techniques, longues parties roulantes, relances... il faudra veiller à être intelligent et savoir s'économiser ! La tentation est grade d'arriver rapidement à Thônes, mais ce n'est que là que le parcours débute réellement. 

Anello di Vermenagna (Italy)

Submitted by Alberto Brignone on Tue, 10/18/2022 - 02:45am
Description

Un bellissimo anello che attraversa la media valle Vermenagna. Ideale per escursioni a piedi, in bici o a cavallo. 

Ideale in primavera ma soprattutto in autunno.

Partenza da Roccavione si sviluppa sul versante che confina con la Valle Colla attraversano boschi di castagni, piloni e borgate ( "tetti" come li chiamano gli abitanti del posto) ormai abbandonate. 

Arrivati nel centro di Vernante si prosegue lungo i sentieri non lontani dalla ferrovia che collega Cuneo a Nizza, si fa il giro del monte Murin e si arriva all'abitato di Limone Piemonte. 

Winchcombe Way

Submitted by Rebecca Hormann on Tue, 10/18/2022 - 01:59am
Description

Winchcombe Way is a figure-of-eight-shaped trail that takes you through the Northern parts of the Cotswolds. It is a way-marked walking route, sharing portions with other routes such as Wardens Way, Windrush Way, or Gloucestershire Way. The figure-of-eight connects at Winchcombe, making it the most natural place to begin and end the route. The route takes you through historic parts of the Cotswolds where you can see ancient monuments, Snowshill Manor, hillside gardens, a 300-foot high fountain, and up to the highest point of the Cotswolds, Cleeve Hill.