An epic loop taking in the most striking feature of the North coast of Lanzarote, Los Riscos De Famara. Following the technical coastal trails from La Santa round to Famara. The route quickly steepens as you follow this fantastic ridge with stunning views. The scrambling is technical at times with a head for heights required but if you are there with little wind it has an amazing feel to it. Once on the summit, its likely you will be deep in cloud that often blankets the ridge, this will be a welcome rest bite from the heat.

Stone Mountain State Park sits on the edge of the Blue Ridge about an hour west of Winston-Salem, NC.

This is the twin sister of West Portal Point.  They symmetrically frame the Portal, which is the deep and steep canyon where the Colorado River exits the broad Moab Valley.  They both have a classic steep trail right out of the parking lot, a very scenic rolling middle section, then after a full 360 circle, top out onto amazing sandstone domes.  They are about the same height, but East Portal Point has more vert due to the more complex and technical domes on top, and thus takes a tad longer even though it is slightly shorter.  

Located in Southeast Arizona, Mount Glenn is the highest peak in the Dragoon Mountains and is listed with an elevation of around 7,523 ft. It is located nearby Cochise Stronghold which was named after the Chiricahua Apache Chief Cochise who fought against the United States Army during the Apache Wars until peace was established in 1872.

Cascade Lake Trail is a loop that circles around the lake. At the far side of the lake is a short turn off for Cascade Falls. 
 

The trail is mostly flat. However some sections are quite muddy. The trail is also used by horses and cross country skiers. 

The the full loop is roughly 6 miles with just under 400 feet of vertical gain.