The Ebsdorfergrund Rundwanderweg is one of the official hiking routes of the commune Ebsdorfergrund in Germany. It is the longest local route and circumnavigates the area of the commune which consists of 11 villages. Along the route you get to see historical sites, pass through various villages and past lookout points. The route is on mixed terrain and attractive for local hikers as well as visitors of all ages and fitness levels.

Ebsdorfergrund Rundwanderweg - Ebsdorfergrund

This route is a classic from Glenridding on the bank of Ullswater to Helvellyn which rivals Scafell Pike for the accolade of most visited Lake District mountain.

Starting at Ullswater information centre, CA11 0PA head up to striding edge, then the chimney, then summit Hellvellyn, then down Swirral edge up Catsye cam then back to the car park via Glennridding common and past youth hostel the alternate route. Back to car park.

A classic route with big drops and great grade 1 scrambling and horse shoe in shape.

This is the southern Loop formed between the Benton Mackaye Trail and the Appalachian Trail. Traveling clockwise you travel north on the BMT until reaching the intersection at Fontana Dam in North Carolina with The AT. At which point you will travel south back to the start/finish at the southern terminus of the AT on Springer Mountain in North Georgia. This is an absolutely breathtaking route that throws the most challenging and majestic features the south east United States has to offer. 

Opened at Easter 2007, it links Horsham in West Sussex with Chichester Cathedral along a route rich in literary associations. The guidebook brings the walk alive with stories of the many and varied literary connections along the way. Percy Bysshe Shelley's millennium fountain marks the start of the trail. John Galsworthy would have crossed the River Arun by ferry from his house in Bury, whilst Bob Copper wrote a wonderful anecdote about the ferryman.

Mount Constitution and Little Summit

Length: 7.1

Elevation: 1881