The Llangollen Round is a new (2011) circular route visiting every summit around the picturesque Vale of Llangollen. It was devised to raise funds for Cancer Research UK, to whom all proceeds are donated. Terrain includes open heather moorland, limestone grassland, deciduous and coniferous woodland, an ancient green road, and Telford's World Heritage status Aqueduct. The views range from Snowdonia to the mountains of mid-Wales and the distant Shropshire Hills, while never far from sight is the town of Llangollen in the valley below.

This route is in the Island of Pico in de Azores islands, in the North Atlantic.  The route consist of running the length of the island, including summiting the highest peak (Montanha do Pico, 2351m), and then completing a circumnavigation on the outer-most roads.

Bukit Jugra is located in Jugra, a historical town in Kuala Langat that exudes an old-world charm with its stately buildings, bridges and roads.

Back in the late 1800s, Jugra was the royal capital of Selangor; its well-preserved buildings are good examples of the artistry and grandeur of its glamorous past.

Today, Bukit Jugra or Jugra Hill is still very much a popular venue, albeit for different reasons. Its undulating terrain and scenic views make it an excellent spot for outdoor activities such as hiking and paragliding.