Trail en Famenne (https://www.trailenfamenne.be/en) is a second setup (like ExtraTrail) of training trails from 6 different places in the south of the Ardennes in Belgium. In each place there are four routes (green, blue, red and black) where the black routes are the longest (32-42 km) and all have above 700 m of elevation. Unlike the ExtraTrail system the villages are not interconnected.

Trail en Famenne (https://www.trailenfamenne.be/en) is a second setup (like ExtraTrail) of training trails from 6 different places in the south of the Ardennes in Belgium. In each place there are four routes (green, blue, red and black) where the black routes are the longest (32-42 km) and all have above 700 m of elevation. Unlike the ExtraTrail system the villages are not interconnected.

Trail en Famenne (https://www.trailenfamenne.be/en) is a second setup (like ExtraTrail) of training trails from 6 different places in the south of the Ardennes in Belgium. In each place there are four routes (green, blue, red and black) where the black routes are the longest (32-42 km) and all have above 700 m of elevation. Unlike the ExtraTrail system the villages are not interconnected. The Durbuy black route runs towards the village of Wârre and the hamlet of Herbet.

Trail en Famenne (https://www.trailenfamenne.be/en) is a second setup (like ExtraTrail) of training trails from 6 different places in the south of the Ardennes in Belgium. In each place there are four routes (green, blue, red and black) where the black routes are the longest (32-42 km) and all have above 700 m of elevation. Unlike the ExtraTrail system the villages are not interconnected.

The Tri-State Tri-Mountain route takes you through some of the toughest terrain and climbing in southern New England, and is unique in that you pass through three states (Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts) while covering several notable features along the way, including three significant summits and a state high point.