Followed the standard Bonanza Peak summit route from Holden Village. Depart the village and follow forested trail to Holden Lake. Proceed past the lake and up to Holden Pass. Leave the trail here crossing water fall slabs, accessing the toe of the Mary Green Glacier. Traverse up and climbers left to access the rock. 3rd-4th class scrambling on exquisite rock brings you to the summit. More information here: https://www.summitpost.org/bonanza-peak/150586

Taking on the extent of the Kent Thames Path that runs from outside Dartford to All Hallows and the London Stone marking the end of the jurisdiction of the City of London.

En route you will see dramatic engineering, such as the Dartford bridge and a footpath that leaps over a chasm, quirky objects, such as an abacus in a scrapyard wall and a home made war memorial, historic buildings and wild open spaces. Almost always you will be accompanied by the mighty Thames at its most majestic and awesome.

A one of a kind FKT Route. Anclote Key Multi-sport is a 2 mile paddle, a nine mile run finishing with a 2 mile paddle. 

From Fred Howard Park in Tarpon Springs Florida, launch your prone paddle-board, stand up paddle-board, kayak, surf-ski, OC 1 or canoe and paddle West 2 miles to the Southern end of Anclote Key. Beach your craft above the high tide line, and start running North along the Gulf side (runners left). Run approximately 4 miles to the Northern end, turn around and return the same way to your beached craft. Launch and paddle 2 miles Eastward to Fred Howard Park. 

The “Borghi e Colline” Trail is a circular hiking route connecting Bagno a Ripoli, Grassina, and Antella, crossing a wide and diverse territory between Florence, the Chianti hills, and the Valdarno. The itinerary has an official length of 52.5 km with approximately 2,000 meters of positive elevation gain (slightly less according to a track recorded with a Garmin Fenix 6X Pro). The route alternates single-track paths, forest roads, and short stretches of asphalt, reflecting the historical and rural nature of the area it crosses.

Illinois Mountain is located in Highland, NY near the Mid-Hudson Bridge, and is visible far and wide due to the large radio tower on the top. Trails are accessible from Berean Park, where there is a parking lot and small beach. There are five single-track MTB-trails: red, white, blue, yellow, and green, some of which are connected only via the gated access road that goes up to the towers (not all of the road is open to the public). The land is owned by the Town of Lloyd and Scenic Hudson, and maintained by volunteers from the Fats in the Cats mountain bike club and community members.