Admin note: Here is a Strava segment for the standard up & down route. The FKT appears to be 57:53 by Shane Steele, with several other times around 1:10 to 1:12.

Minnesota isn’t known for its mountains but Eagle Mountain is unique. Besides being the state highpoint it is also the sixth-most isolated peak in the lower 48 states (after Whitney, Mitchell, Washington, Rainier and Elbert), being over 400 miles from the next highest point.

Description

Jostedal Glacier or Jostedalsbreen (Norwegian) is the largest glacier in continental Europe. This is where it all begins.

Starting point 
The starting point is located at the end of the road named Oldedalsvegen, where the road turns into a track. This is where you also find Melkevoll Bretun - Camping & Cabins, a suitable place to rest and stay the night.

Palo Alto to Santa Cruz Route as outlined on Doing Miles

From the Doing Miles website:What: Trail hiking through the Santa Cruz Mountains
Where: Palo Alto to Santa Cruz, California
When: November 24-26, 2010 (3 days)
Distance: about 65 miles
Highlights: Redwood forests, easy access via public transit, a few new trails

Editor's note: The loop near the Santa Cruz Wharf does not need to be completed as part of the route. Please finish at the start of the Santa Cruz Wharf. 

This is a challenging hike with long stretches along five-mile beach, multiple headlands to traverse which require navigation skills, river crossings and sections through muddy swamp and marsh land with minimal navigation aids.

https://www.trailhiking.com.au/hikes/wilsons-promontory-northern-circui…

This route starts in the Bobcat ridge parking lot and does a loop combining Ginny Trail, DR and the Valley loop trail back to the parking lot. Great climb, beautiful views and some fast sections.

Context and geography
The "Via del Sale" ("Salt Way", or "Salt Road") is a point-to-point route that crosses 4 Italian regions across the Appenini Ridge ('Appennini Liguri' or 'Appennini Settentrionali'), connecting the inland (Pianura Padana) to the Sea in Liguria.
Appennini starts near Genoa and continue South for the whole length of the Italian "boot", dividing the peninsula in two coastal area. The mountains around Genoa are quite steep on the coastal side and connect the Appennini, coming from East, with Alps, on the west side.