The Basingstoke Canal Towpath Trail is 33 miles long from Penny Bridge, Up Nately, to the Basingstoke Canal's junction with the River Wey Navigation at Woodham, Surrey. A permissive tree-lined footpath following the restored 200-year-old canal through the Hampshire and Surrey countryside via woodland, heathland, wetland and pasture. Wildlife has flourished in the canal's clear water, creating Britain's best site for water plants and over 25 species of dragonfly. There are many sights al

Little Death Hollow - Wolverine Loop is one of the best day hike loops in Utah. It is certainly worthy of any type of day out, FKT or Not.

Little Death Hollow is 5 miles of Utah slot canyon magic! You can basically touch the sandstone on each side of you for what seems like an eternity. If this doesn’t put a smile on your face, you may be in the wrong state.

From SummitPost: 

​​​​​​One cannot imagine Utah without sandstone and canyons, this is a submission for the uniquely beautiful Upper Muley Twist Canyon/Rim Loop, starting from the 2wd trail register, as described on the Capitol Reef National Park Website:

Full tour of the Roxborough State Park, starting from the visitor center and taking the Fountain Valley trail with the 2 out and backs to the scenic view points of the Fountain Valley Overlook and the Lyons Overlook, then taking up the Carpenter Peak trail, all the way to the summit, continuing on the Powerline trail USF800, down to the South Rim trail and Willow Creek trail all the way back to the visitor center.

- Submitted by Lapo Mori

Southern Utah is synonymous with slot canyons! There are multitudes of individual point-to-point and canyon loops deserving of their own leaderboard! Canyoning/Canyoneering is its own special magic.

Among these multitudes, within Crack Canyon Wilderness Study Area near Goblin Valley State Park, both Crack and Chute Canyons are listed as “Must Do” easy canyons on various Utah Tourism blogs/online guides but it is in the “WOW Guides: Utah Canyon Country” that making a loop of the two is recommended for the “experienced canyon hiker.”

Lava Beds National Monument is renown among cavers, with miles upon miles of explorable lava tubes.  All this to say...You’re going to need a headlamp and a helmet because you’re going to be underground for about 7,090’, or in other words 1.34 miles.

Obviously, we recommend rehearsing the caves sections before the real effort, you can get lost. Use a helmet please! You can split your head open. 

This is a 16 mile, South to North traverse of Lava Beds National Monument, incorporating the best point-to-point, “moderately hard” caves in the monument.

Starting from the Mt Falcon parking lot near Morrison go up and complete in any order or direction all trails on the east and west Mt Falcon loops, including Castle trail, Turkey Trot trail, Walker's Dream trail, Two-Dog trail, Devil's Elbow trail, Parmalee trail, Old Ute trail, Meadow trail and Tower trail. 

- Submitted by Lapo Mori