A classic fell running traverse of the Brecon Beacons National park taking in the highest point in South Wales Pen y fan. This is a point to point format and not a marked course so Navigation and route selection are key, runners must visit all the designated summits but the route/ line between them is up to the individual.

Description:

This 24-hour challenge involves 73 miles and some 17,000 feet of ascent. It was launched in 1984 having been completed by Derek Fisher and Andy Lewsley the year before.

Route follows the Wimpole Way from Cambridge to Wimpole Hall, and is well marked throughout (note that the route can be done either way, I don't think there's an official direction). There's no clear start or finish in the route descriptions, so one end is the front of the Great St. Mary's Church, Cambridge, and the other the south entrance door of Wimpole Hall.  

The route itself uses mostly public rights-of-way, with a few road sections, and passes through some pretty nice farmland and woodland remnants.

Gozwin 42 on "Gössi*Trail" is the Marathon Loop in the Trail Region "FS*Trailissimo" ~ in the "Gebürg" - the heart of Frankenjura (Franconian Switzerland / Swiss Franconia). It is linked to the famous race Half Marathon loop Neideck 1000 and the FS*TRailissimo Ultra TR 66 - and is (probably) the hardest Marathon distance in this small, but very attractive Trail Region!

This route combines the most interesting trails in Colchester, and all of the major ascents in the town. This includes Highwoods, Castle Park and Hilly Fields for a total of 486m of elevation change.

- Submitted by Chris Mepham

La traversée des Monts Sutton

La traversée des Monts Sutton emprunte une des plus longues sections ininterrompues des sentiers de l’Estrie, qui est considérée comme le prolongement canadien de la Long trail au Vermont. Elle se situe dans une des dernières régions sauvages protégées du sud du Québec. Cette section des sentiers de l’Estrie permet ainsi de parcourir une partie de la crête de la partie la plus au nord des montagnes Vertes.

Overview 

The Duluth Traverse ("DT") is trail that completely traverses the entire length of the City of Duluth. It is progressing toward completion with each trail-building season that passes. It is the result of a shared vision that COGGS and the City of Duluth have for a multi-use, singletrack trail that is purpose-built for mountain biking.

This “round” starts and finishes at the Bolton Valley Resort parking lot. Beginning at the highest base elevation is Vermont, The this loop connects two iconic backcountry trails, Woodward Trail and Cottonbrook Trail, by ways of Little River State Park. Begin by reaching the Vista Summit by any trail to find the Woodward Trail entrance. Descend Woodward trail until it’s terminus at little river state park. Once reaching Little River, the trails are as follows, Stevenson Brook to Dalley Loop to Hedgehog Hill to Cottonbrook road.

A tricky route to navigate as times and the going can be difficult due to ploughed fields and overgrown paths.

From Wikipedia:  
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essex_Way