This is the direct route into, and through, Mt Evans wilderness. A challenging route with two ascents from 8k to 10.5k and again 9k to 11.5k. The Cub Creek Trail starts at Cub Creek CG and heads west.  The west end is at a remote trail junction, so it makes sense to run this as an out & back or as part of a larger loop.

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This route links two popular trails in the greater Oslo area into one challenging route with gnarly trails, beautiful scenery, and lots of elevation changes. The Lysaker River is a trail runners paradise with trail options on both side of the river, although many sections on the Oslo (east) side of the river require leaving the dirt to run through neighborhoods before picking up dirt again. The Lysaker trails are used in some local races such as the Oslo EcoTrail 50k.

Most of the trail stretches as an off-road path which is a lot healthier for runners or walkers who have joint problems. Soft ground allows them to feel much more comfortable. The construction of the trail was inspired by Lithuanian Runners’ Community and is highly recommended for trail runners. The official start of the route is a hill named Stalo kalnas in the centre of Vilnius.

This route is well marked by a red color stickers, bands and directional signs with a route name on it "Takas aplink Vilnių".

The route consists of 10 sections:

The Route

Starting from the little village of Canzo, the route takes immediately it's way up to the Corno di Canzo Occidentale. From this point it goes north, aiming for Monte San Primo, highest point of the track, passing through the villages of Maisano and Magreglio. On top of Monte San Primo, with the beautiful view of Bellagio and Lake Como, the route goes south following the ridge that leads to Monte Palanzone and Bocchetta di Lemna. From this point a severe downhill takes to Canzo to complete the 52km and 2825 meter of elevation gain.

Ironlegs 100km: Prairie Mountain Version.  A classic tour of Kananaskis Country, AB.

This route combines some of the most popular local mountain trails along with remote areas seldom accessed.  

You will travel well known trails such as Powderface Ridge, Prairie Mountain, Moose Mountain, RidgeBack, Ranger Summit and Fullerton (all available on AllTrails.com).  Incredible views of the amazing Kananaskis Quad (Banded Peak, Outlaw, Cornwall and Glasgow Mountains), Elbow River Valley, Nihahi Ridge and Moose Mountain make this a fantastic trip.