Atlantic Peak (12,490') is the last major summit on the southern end of the Wind River Range before the mountains give way to the barren hills of South Pass. It is also the high point of the region south of Wind River Peak/Temple Peak, and offers great views north towards the aforementioned peaks, as well as the Atlantic Canyon cirque.

           The Switchgrass Mountain Bike trail is located at Wilson Lake.  These trails offer several different kind of challenges from technical rocky single track to roots running through the trees.  The views are amazing and include scenic views of the lake, red rock bluffs, and native grass prairie.  These are mountain bike trails but, are a trail runners paradise. There is enough climbing to make you forget you are in pancake flat Kansas.  These trails have been described as epic and are definitely well maintained.

Mount Russell is one of the California 14er's. The summit is 14,088' above sea level, but sitting just to the north of Mount Whitney, Mount Russell gets much less attention. There are multiple technical rock climbing routes to the summit, and one classic 3rd class ridge, that most climbers use for a descent, but actually makes for an awesome alpine scramble in its own rite. In my opinion this route embodies the ideals of an FKT to the fullest. It starts at a classic trail head, the Whitney Portal. It climbs a 14er, climbing over 5,800' in the process.

A classic ridge traverse in the Glacier Peak Wilderness from Painted Mountain to White Pass. 

1. Painted Mountain

2. Magenta Peak

3. Black Mountain

4. Skullcap Peak

5. Portal Peak

6. White Mountain

The Caledonia Way runs from Campbeltown to Inverness, along 234 miles of spectacular scenery. You begin at Campbeltown, then follow the Kintyre Peninsula and the Great Glen Way. Along your way to Inverness, the beautiful capital of the Highlands, you’ll pass many Scottish landmarks and historical sites, including Loch Ness and Ben Nevis.