The Nordsüdtrail (NST) spans the entire length of Germany, starting at the most northern point on the island of Sylt and ends at the most southern point, the "Haldenwanger Eck". It is roughly 3,700 km in length with 90,000 m of altitude gain and spans 10 federal states. Established in 2020, it has risen in popularity, although it is still considered a hidden gem. Many German top trails are a part of the NST, making it a profound chance to get to know most of Germany through once journey on the Nordsüdtrail.

Standard route out and back from Marmot Pass TH up to Marmot Pass, and up the SW trail to the summit of Buckhorn Mountain (West).

current records:

male: 2:40:17

female: 3:26:48

https://www.strava.com/segments/37333386

Muddus: The Rallar path

Bogs, pine hills, swamp forests with spruce and Sörstubba's birch forest slope on the side. This is Muddus in concentrate I felt when I walked along the path. Spring had turned into summer and only chaffinches and redstarts could be heard milling about. And a lone song thrush. A few reindeer with calves ran ahead of me on the path for a while. In what at first looked like wilderness, the traces of the people of the old days were many and clear