FR : Ce parcours entièrement sur le GR34, sentier de randonnée breton, rallie deux caps : la Pointe du Grouin (35) et le Cap Fréhel (22), deux lieux emblématiques de Bretagne. Ce sont également 2 lieux stratégiques de la course à la voile ayant lieu tous les 4 ans : la Route du Rhum puisque la pointe du Grouin est la ligne de départ et le Cap Fréhel est située au niveau de la première bouée à atteindre. D'où le nom de la trace "les bouées du Rhum".

Crossing Sarek national park by the most obvious running route that contains most of what Sarek has to offer. This is the route that runs straight through Sarek and most of the route is done within the national park borders - unlike many other Sarek routes. The route is demanding because of big parts without a trail as well as wetlands, bushwhacking, rocky terrain and major stream crossings that needs to be done. The southern half of the route is not as frequented among hikers as the northern half.

Beautiful trail, starting at the town of Annweiler. The trail leads through the Trifels region, with impressive views depending on the weather conditions.

The trail is very well marked – in both directions (see picture). The trail can be run all year round.

The provided gpx. file includes the trail all the way to the entrance of the Rehberg Tower. Walking up the tower is mandatory and provides for a beautiful 360 degree view. The official distance of 13km is likely more appropriate than the gpx file or gps measurement (app. 12km), given the many serpentines.

Inaugurated in October 2020, the “Amarminoen” trail gets its name from its location on the island of Amager. Starting at Copenhagen’s Ørestad district it runs through ‘Naturpark Amager’, which is a large natural area 10 times the size of New York’s Central Park. The 27 km walk finishes at the old and colourful fishing village of Dragør where hikers can rest their feet and enjoy the beautiful view of the Øresund strait.