The Chemin Henri IV, famous in Béarn, connects Lourdes to Pau via an old Roman road. This GR® therefore extends over two departments, Hautes-Pyrénées and Pyrénées-Atlantiques. This historic road, probably a thousand years old as evidenced by the Fort de César and the dolmen of Peyre Dusets, linked Lescar, the former capital of Béarn, to Lourdes and, being established on the heights, made it possible to avoid the marshy plain of Nay on the edge of the Gave de Pau. In the direction described here, the GR® starts from Lourdes, where the GR® 78 and 101 pass.

Starting at I-70, Salina Creek Dr, this route climbs steadily to 10,900 ft. It traverses the natural ridge on skyline drive (Skyline drive scenic backway) to Highway 6 in Spanish Fork Canyon. 

Tegernsee Umrundung XXL auf herrlichen Trail’s, in einer wunderschönen Gegend. 

Mostly unmarked trail on rocky terrain overland from Iqaluit to Kimmirut. A well-known dog sledding, skiing and snowmobiling route used to go between the two communities (with summer variation). The Trail is a part of the Katannilik Territorial Park. There are nine cabins along the way predominately used in the winter for snowmobiling. The trail starts with a boat drop of on the Iqaluit-side of the plateau. You climb up through a series of valleys to the highest point of approximately 670 m.