Running across Norway. Route from North Cape (the northern most point in Noway) to Lindesnes watchtower (the south most point). Mostly at traffic roads. Must do one ferry (to avoid running in Sweden). Several under water (and mountain tunnels). Total distance 2600 kilometres. 

This trail is an approximately 70km section of the 890km long Bruce Trail, starting at the end of the Toronto section in the Cheltenham Badlands, and climbing up to Mono Mills. The trail has significant climbs and great views, up and down the Niagara escarpment through the sections at the Devil’s Pulpit (outside of the Forks of the credit), to the Dingle, Glen Haffy and continuing through the Hockley Valley. These provincial parks are connected with trails through wooded forests, meadows and alongside gravel country roads through the rolling hills of Caledon. 

This is a well-marked point-to-point trail on the Mason Tract property (managed by the Michigan DNR). The terminal trailheads are at the Chase Bridge Road crossing over the South Branch Au Sable River at the south end, and along M-72 on the north side. There are also sand and gravel roads paralleling the Mason Tract Pathway that offer access points along the route. This trail closely follows the South Branch Au Sable River and is popular with anglers, so don't be surprised if you encounter men and women with chest waders and fly rods.