Run The New Forest:

This 50K ultra takes you from the picturesque village of Breamore, near Fordingbridge on the North Side of the New Forest National Park, UK.

Brunei is located on the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia. It's known for its beaches and biodiverse rainforest, much of it protected within reserves. 70% of Brunei’s land is covered in pristine jungle and there are many different hiking trails in there – balancing conservation and hiking in a sustainable manner. This makes Brunei unique, as much of the rainforest in the rest of Borneo is under threat due to logging and palm oil plantation.

The number one hiking spot is Bukit Shahbandar – just outside the capital city.

Bukit Tokun situated at Cherok Tokun, Bukit Mertajam.

From Bukit Mertajam town, take the Jalan Kulim. After passed the St Anne Church, watch out for Jalan Kolam on the left. After turn left to Jalan Kolam, go straight all way on the tarmac road, you willl come to a car park for the visitor.

The tarmac road via Jalan Kolam toward the telco tower at the peak and Up and Down is 7.50km with EG is 555m, you will have a viewpoint before reach the Telco Tower.

GPS Coordinates: N 5.358093, E 100.493231
 

Have Fun day ahead!

22.74 mile, point to point in the Applegate valley, near Jacksonville, Oregon, is the perfect FKT route. Clearly established trail that is easy to navigate for people not familiar with the area, rich history and minimal logistics makes this route something that will become very desirable for locals as well as any trail runner. The trail runs between the Grub Gulch TH to the north, and the Little Applegate TH on the south end.

The Munros of Scotland are mountains with a height over 3,000 feet (914 metres) that are on the official list of Munros as kept by the Scottish Mountaineering Club (SMC). There is no explicit topological prominence requirement.

This loop is a classic in the San Luis Obispo (SLO) area. Located in Montaña de Oro State Park (MdO), it is surrounded by stunning beauty the entire time. This route (in the clockwise direction) starts at the Hazard Peak Trailhead, and starts by climbing up to the peak (optional tag). It then descends down the backside before climbing up to another peak, this time unnamed and on the Barranca Trail. You then descend down a rocky, semi-steep section of the Barranca Trail that is an absolute blast to rip.