Karel Sabbe - Alta Via 2 (Italy) - 2020-08-20
Sauerländer Rennweg (Germany)
The course starts in Neheim in Hochsauerland county, going in eastern direction through the Arnsberg forest nature park. The Möhne reservoir ist passed on its south-side. After crossing the city Warstein the course heads north, leaving the Sauerland for crossing the Haarhöhe-ridge by Rüthen. Turning north-east now the course enters the Paderborn Plateau by Büren and crosses the Büren forest nature reserve before it approaches the city of Paderborn.
Doris Wagner - Heinrichweg (Germany) - 2020-08-20
Alessandro Bertelle, Ivan Giordano - Alta Via 2 (Italy) - 2019-08-04
Tour de Cairngorms (United Kingdom)
A circular route of the Cairngorms. Starting and finishing outside 'Rothiemurchus Caravan Park' in Coylumbridge - Aviemore, Scotland. Described anti clockwise: passing Loch An Eilein, through the woodland of Rothiemurchus. Down into Feshibridge and down the length of Glen Feshie before bearing left and running along in to Linn of Dee. During this section there are quite a few low level river crossing and some typical boggy ground to cover. At Linn of Dee, there is an option where some support could meet you (32 mile), there are toilets and a car park.
Daniel Jung - Berliner Höhenweg (Austria) - 2020-08-20
Episode 99: Courtney Dauwalter - "I like to run really long distances" (and she's VERY good at it)!
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Courtney once ran 279 miles ... and received a "DNF"! Huh? How did that happen?
"They ring a bell when it's time to start, and if you don't go right then, you're out. That's it."
"It takes two to tango, two to keep the game going, to see what's possible."
From choices of candy, to Bronchitis on the Colorado Trail, and the amazing world of Big's Backyard Ultra, Courtney offers wonderful, simple, and helpful insights.
Dutch Dunes (Netherlands)
The route goes through some of the most beautiful parks on the West coast of The Netherlands, and is mostly on bike lanes next to the dunes of Kennemerland, Waterleidingduinen and in Noordwijk
1066 Country Walk (United Kingdom)
The 1066 Country Walk is a long distance footpath in East Sussex, south-east England. It follows the progress of William, Duke of Normandy who in September 1066 brought his army to Pevensey, Sussex and went on to defeat King Harold in the town of Battle in what is now know as the Battle of Hastings. The outcome resulted in the Duke of Normandy becoming King William the First of England. The walk includes visits to historical sites on a generally low level walk through ancient towns and villages, over hillsides and through woodland, and passing oast houses and windmills.