The Georgia 4000 Challenge was officially started by the Georgia Appalachian Trail Club around the year 2014, though people had certainly been attempting to summit all of these peaks before that.

'The Jersey Round'

Circular Ultra Running Route around the Jersey, Channel Island coast. Approx 46 miles when mapped exactly.

Distance can vary slightly based on the lines taken.

Terrain is Trail & Beach & Road combination. Majority is trail.

Route beginning on this GPX is in St Helier but route can be started from any same point on the map to start and finish! 

Highlights include all the sensational Coastal spots; Corbiere Lighthouse, Grosnez Castle ruins & hundreds of WW2 bunkers dotted alongside beautiful beaches and quaint villages.

It's about 3k from basecamp to Campo Alto, all rock, fairly easy to follow. Trail running shoes or hiking boots are fine. You will pass a laguna on your left and then hit campo Alto. After Campo Alto, there is a vertical pitch of mixed terrain ~20m that will require ice axe and crampons and rope (depending on your exposure tolerance) to access the glacier. Once on the glacier, you will head northeast toward the first false summit. There are a lot of crevasses so allow yourself extra time for navigation. The climb itself is pretty straight forward, just long.

The "Anton-Leidinger-Weg" (also "Anton-Leidinger-Memorial-Trail") is a 70 km long hiking trail in the Nürnberger Land district (Middle Franconia) and the Amberg-Sulzbach district (Upper Palatinate). The trail goes by the Nr. 023 and was established by the Fränkische Albverein and pays tribute to Anton Leidinger, one of the association's important members.

A solid run that takes you round around and to the top of the Wank. Starts off at the Central Station, follows the main road to Partenkirchen and from there on takes you along small forgotten trails around the Wank. Steep at first, then a super flowy part takes you through the woods. Shortly before reaching Esterbergalm - where you could stop for a snack - you turn right and climb up to the top of the Wank. Several little rivers allow for fluid management. After reaching the top the downhill scramble begins. Steep decline on gravel paths. Beware !