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Bell Mountain Loop Trail (MO)

Submitted by billyharasyko on Fri, 06/05/2020 - 11:25am
Description

A popular hiking and camping area in the Bell Mountain Wilderness. Leaving from State Highway A, it is an 11.6 mile loop, with some nice views of the surrounding area. The trail can be very rocky and wet in parts.

Beaver River Wetland Trail (Canada, ONT)

Submitted by jamiesonhatt on Fri, 06/05/2020 - 08:16am
Description

The Beaver River Wetland Trail is a 12.9km rail trail that begins in Cannington, Ontario.  The trail travels though Sunderland which has a short stretch of snowmobile trail.  The trail ends in Blackwater, where it connects with The Great Trail.  There are a few bridge crossings and lots of marshland.  It is flat and fast.

Eisenwurzenweg 08 (Austria)

Submitted by Matthias on Fri, 06/05/2020 - 04:10am
Description

ENGLISH:

This Austrian long distance trail connects the northern most point of Austria with the southern most point and runs through Lower Austria, Styria and Carinthia.

DEUTSCH:

Eisenwurzenweg 08

(Österreichischer Weitwanderweg 08, 580 km)

Der Eisenwurzen-Weitwanderweg 08 stellt die Nord-Süd-Verbindung vom nördlichsten zum südlichsten Punk Österreichs dar und führt durch die Bundesländer Niederösterreich, Steiermark und Kärnten. Er wurde 1980 der Öffentlichkeit übergeben.

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Allen Davis Round (United Kingdom)

Submitted by ironmanAllen on Fri, 06/05/2020 - 02:49am
Description

Showcasing the Gower and its diverse landscapes. The Allen Davis Round is a 81km 1878m positive ascent circumnavigation of the 14 pillar triangulation points situated on the Gower Peninsula, South Wales. 

Episode 90: Tim Mills: News from across the pond - the British FKT scene explained

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What is the difference between a "path", a "trail", a "way, and a "walk"?  And why does everyone say they are from "Great Britain" when there is not a country called that?  It's a little different over the pond - listen to Tim explain it all - coming from the birthplace of trail running.

"When the Romans arrived, they built trails starting right at the sea, and going east to west across the country.  It was their road system.  They are called National Trails, are still here, and you can still run them, two thousand years later."

Le sentier des trotteurs (Canada, QC)

Submitted by DanyRacine on Thu, 06/04/2020 - 09:05pm
Description

Le tracé débute au petit abri officiel du Sentier des Trotteurs à Trottier Mills, situé devant le centre communautaire. On y suit les indications officielles du Sentier des Trotteurs, les marques rouge et blanc sur les arbres, menant vers Les antennes à Victoriaville. Le sentier est technique, typiquement québécois, rendant celui-ci passablement plus difficile que la distance et le dénivelé l’indiquent.

Hook Mountain Full Loop (NY)

Submitted by Jonathan Geis on Thu, 06/04/2020 - 04:08pm
Description

Start at the parking lot for Nyack Beach on the Hudson River. Head west onto Larchdale Ave following the white blazes. Climb to the summit of Hook Mountain. Follow the ridge north overlooking the Hudson River and you'll pass an old cemetary and the Knickerbocker Ice Factory. When you reach the white-blazed Treason trail, take a right and connect with the River Trail. Head south along the river back to the start.

- Submitted by Jonathan Geis

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