Baltic coast (RU)

Submitted by Evgenya on Mon, 11/03/2025 - 11:40am
Description

Маршрут от Балтийской косы до Куршской косы, максимального берега (песок, камни).
 

The route from the Baltic Spit to the Curonian Spit, the maximum shore (sand, stones).

Royal Kentish Camino (UK)

Submitted by gump870 on Mon, 11/03/2025 - 10:10am
Description

This route was created to celebrate the achievements of three powerful women from successive generations of the Kentish royal family in the 6th and 7th centuries.

 

It starts at St Martins in Canterbury where Queen Bertha prayed in the late 6th century ,continues through Lyminge where Bertha’s daughter Ethelburga founded a church in 630 and it ends in Folkestone at the church founded by Bertha’s granddaughter Eanswythe.

 

GiA ( Get it All ) Loop

Submitted by Charles Leary on Mon, 11/03/2025 - 08:46am
Description

The GiA Loop
(The Get it All GA Loop)

The idea of this loop is to take Brad Goodridge’s version of Georgia Death Loop and add in Springer and Blood Mountain. While this loop is similar to GA Loop, Scoop, and Dumbassery Loops, this loop is 100% on trail, and visits prominent peaks within the area including Springer Mountain, and Blood Mountain.

Rheinschlucht Panorama Loop

Submitted by KilianGuehrs on Mon, 11/03/2025 - 08:03am
Description

The Rheinschlucht Panorama Loop starts in Flims and leads first to the scenic Conn viewpoint, offering one of the best panoramas over the Rheinschlucht – the “Swiss Grand Canyon.” From Conn, the trail drops down into the gorge and follows the Rhine River for several kilometers on narrow singletracks and forest paths, surrounded by the steep white cliffs of the canyon.

Fil de Cassons

Submitted by KilianGuehrs on Mon, 11/03/2025 - 07:19am
Description

Starting in Trin Mulin, the route climbs steadily through forest and open terrain towards Flims, then continues into the high alpine zone below the Flimserstein, ascending all the way to the Fil de Cassons ridge — entirely on foot, without the use of any cable cars. The trail follows old mountain paths and sections of the historic Flims rockslide area, one of the largest known landslides in the Alps.