Fieberbrunner Höhenweg (Kitzbüheler Alpen)

Submitted by Volker Buschka on Fri, 01/30/2026 - 12:16pm
Description

Start bei der Talstationn Bergbahnen Fieberbrunn. Von der Bergstation Lärchfilzkogel geht's hinunter zur Wildalm und bergauf zum Wildseeloderhaus (Einkehrmöglichkeit). Dann über Seenieder (1.933 m) und den Niedermahdstein (1.899 m) bis zur nächsten Weggabel. Hier verlassen wir den AV-Weg 711 und nehmen den rechts abbiegenden Weg Nr. 2 "Fieberbrunner Höhenweg" Richtung Gebrakapelle und zum Gebrajoch. Weiter unterhalb des Gaisberggipfels und dann hinunter Richtung Lengfilzenalm und Schlinachalm gehen.

Circuit entre Rott et Lauter, Wissembourg (France)

Submitted by Volker Buschka on Fri, 01/30/2026 - 12:04pm
Description

La randonnée "Entre Rott et la Lauter" est un circuit de niveau moyen d'environ 13km, offrant des paysages variés entre vignobles de Cleebourg, collines et la vallée de la Lauter. Départ généralement de Wissembourg ou Rott, avec environ 

Mount Ararat (Türkiye)

Submitted by bashorun on Fri, 01/30/2026 - 03:05am
Description

At 5137m, Mount Ararat (Ağrı Dağı in Turkish) is the highest mountain in Türkiye.

This route starts near the village of Çevirme (about 2400m) and goes to summit at 5137m. In the lower part, there are several options for ascent. A permit and guide are required for the climb, which is arranged by local agencies. The climb is not technically demanding, but it is essential to consider the weather and the time of year. The usual ascent on this route with an agency takes three days, allowing time for acclimatization.

Falkland Islands M25

Submitted by Rebecca Gilbert on Tue, 01/27/2026 - 12:20pm
Description

The M25 is a large circular tour of East Falkland. It is 193Km and was entirely gravel until a few years ago when they built a 50Km tarmac road between the military base of Mount Pleasant Complex (MPC), and the town of Stanley. The M25 uses about 40Km of this road, however there is still a gravel verge on the side so that the route can be run entirely on gravel. 

The route starts at MPC and goes clockwise so that the tarmac road is the last 40Km.