Ludgerusweg (Germany)

Submitted by Stephan_Lanfer on Thu, 03/18/2021 - 12:58pm
Description

Landmarks that can be seen from afar are the church towers in the Münsterland. Magnificent houses of worship, quiet monasteries and picturesque chapels shape the image of the region. This of course also applies to the hilly tree mountains through which the Ludgerusweg runs. The 30 kilometer long hiking trail connects Tilbeck Abbey south of Havixbeck via Billerbeck with the district town of Coesfeld. 

Sunshine Coast Ferry to Ferry (BC, Canada)

Submitted by KatherineShort on Thu, 03/18/2021 - 09:28am
Description

Crossing the Sunshine Coast on trails and roads between the Langdale ferry terminal in the south and the Earls Cove ferry terminal in the north. The route stays on trails/ FSR except for some roads through Sechelt where there are no trails, and the Suncoaster trail.  So much love for the Sunshine Coast!

Jones Gap State Park - Oconee State Park (NC, SC)

Submitted by kimjer on Thu, 03/18/2021 - 02:08am
Description

The goal of this route is to connect via trail Jones Gap State Park with Oconee State Park while passing through the beautiful Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area and Caesars Head State Park. Connecting these 3 state parks completely by trail can be done utilizing rugged and technical trails without requiring the use of any roads apart from road crossings.

Cottbuser Ostsee (Germany)

Submitted by Sven Oelschlägel on Thu, 03/18/2021 - 01:31am
Description

Hier geht es einmal um den "Neu" entstehenden Cottbuser Ostsee!

Auf Flacher Ebene geht es vorbei an schönen Aussichtspunkten wie z.b. den Merzdorfer Turm, Boat Mia, und den Ausblick Cottbus Nord.

In den nächsten Jahren wird dieser Tagebau geflutet und es entsteht einer der größten Künstlich angelegten Seen Deutschlands!

Yockanookany Trail South (MS)

Submitted by Jackson Wolf on Wed, 03/17/2021 - 10:01pm
Description

"North of Jackson, Mississippi, the Yockanookany section of the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail is the longest of the five developed trail sections at 26 miles. Eight miles run alongside the Ross R. Barnett Reservoir, and the other sixteen miles go through dense forests, seasonal streams and open pastureland."

https://www.nps.gov/thingstodo/yockanookanysection.html

HK Pole to Pole (Hong Kong)

Submitted by peter chan on Wed, 03/17/2021 - 06:56pm
Description

The route starts on the "north pole" of HKSAR and ends on the "south pole".   The starting and ending point can be reversed.  The north starting point is on the border with China.  Here one can marvel at the contrast of grassy hill and high rise development.  In the 1960s the whole area is rural.  HK built fences and barriers to prevent migrants from crossing from China into HK.  China, following the institution of the policy of "reform and opening-up" in 1979, Shenzhen was quickly transformed into a mega cit