The Roof of England Walk is a 303km/188 mile route in the north of England. It is conceived as a journey around the North Pennines - a grand tour of the North Pennines National Landscape and UNESCO Global Geopark.

The route will take you to the far-flung corners of the North Pennines. From high-level traverses across the moor tops and strolls through colourful hay meadows to riverside paths and stretches through woodland - this route has plenty to offer. 

Sentier en traversée créé vers 1954 par Jean Sage (ancien président du CAF Dijon). Beau dénivelé et excellent parcours pour une préparation physique à la montagne ou au trail. Parcours difficile et sportif.

https://dijon.ffcam.fr/sentier-jean-sage.html

The Chinese Wall is a limestone monstrosity that stretches 20 miles through the Bob Marshall Wilderness of Montana. In certain places it rises over 1,000 feet below the base and is a popular spot to hike to. The Bob Marshall Wilderness is home to the most remote places in Montana and is truly a sight to see. This loop is a popular route on AllTrails and is usually backpacked across a couple days.

Lassen Picnic

The Lassen Picnic is a mountain triathlon–style adventure — a Swim / Bike / Hike / Bike / Swim route inspired by the legendary Teton Picnic. This route links the crystal-clear waters of Manzanita Lake with the summit of Lassen Peak, creating a uniquely scenic and challenging experience for multi-sport athletes.

Sitting at 9,592ft, Saint Joseph Peak is the highest point in the northern section of the Montana Bitterroots, an area known for its pristine beauty and breath taking views. To the East lies Little Saint Joe's Peak at 9,033ft and to the West lies "Stormy Joe" Peak at 9,003ft. Together they make up a beautiful ridge traverse like no other. There is trail up to 9,100ft which then turns into technical rock scrambling. It has 3400ft of prominence and an astounding isolation at 41.6mi.