The Aragats 4 Peaks is probably one of the best hikes/runs in all of Armenia, and puts you at the highest point in Armenia. On clear sunny days it is possible to even see mount Elbrus, Ararat, and Kazbegi from the North Summit. Even just hiking all 4 peaks in a day takes some strength an endurance as you are consistently at altitude (Above 3000m) the entire time. To get to the true North summit requires an easy but very committing ridge traverse so you should be comfortable on 4th/low5th class terrain.

A short drive from the Adelaide CBD, the Wild South Coast Way traverses a stretch of native bush perched precariously on plunging cliffs above a wild coast. Here, storms brew on the horizon, the sea churns and boils ominously below and trails rise and plummet between hidden beaches and waterfalls.

Please see the boundary of Hong Kong Island in the link below:

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The objective of the track is to run as close as possible along the shore. Some sections are overgrown with vegetation and searching back and forth is required to establish the route. 

The boundary between Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and China can be regarded as the "frontier of Hong Kong", because there is immigration control or "closed" except to residents on the margin of the border. The Hong Kong side  is patrolled and controlled by the Hong Kong Police Force to prevent "illegal immigrants" crossing from Hong Kong to China and vice versa.  As China's economic development catches up with Hong Kong, some parts of the border are no longer "closed", hence it is possible to run along the border area.   This is exciting because it is "new".

The Midhurst Way is a long-distance route from Haslemere to Arundel, West Sussex, passing through Midhurst and covering approximately 29 miles from the start point at Haslemere Station to the finish at Arundel Station. It visits Camelsdale, Kingsley Green, Fenhurst, Henley, Easebourne, Midhurst, Lodsworth, Tillington, Coultershaw Bridge, Chingford Pond, Bignor, Westburton Hill, Houghton Forest and Fairmile Bottom in the South Downs area of West Sussex.