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.

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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.

This route starts from Rattlesnake Lake and then ascends over Rattlesnake Ridge. From there the route descends to Raging River and then crosses over into Tiger Mountain. The trail then ascends to East Tiger, and West Tiger I, II, III. These four summits are followed by a steep descent of Section Line down to Issaquah Creek. From Issaquah Creek the trail switches to a short road stretch to enter Squak Mountain. The climb begins again with an ascent of East Ridge to Central and West Squak Peak.

This is a hiking trail that you usually do on a multiple days trip. From Chartierville to Woburn, by the SF1 all the way. Around 82K and 4200 meters of elevation gain on a pretty remote trail that follows the border between Canada and the US and goes on top of the montagne de Marbre and Gosford. The trail is not easy to follow, even with the markers, and it's worst at night, so if you ever try that, be well prepared! Don't think you'll be able to run a lot, because you don't see what's on the ground most of the time, and it gets worst in July...