Mount Kimball is one of the most prominent and accessible peaks along the Catalina skyline north of Tucson. For these reasons and because Finger Rock Canyon trail is so vertical and intense, Mount Kimball acts as Tucson's mountain running proving ground. Climbing the narrow rocky trail fast is one thing, but turning around and sending it back to Tucson is what makes this FKT so thrilling. By way of description, summitpost.org writes that "Mt. Kimball is one of the highest peaks along the southern front of the Santa Catalina Mountains.

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. 

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!

Note: Please see the Out & Back file, which uses a different GPX but follows the same concept—this time travelling ferry-to-ferry-to-ferry.