Cannonball Run 300

Submitted by Joshua Witt on Wed, 04/03/2024 - 09:51am
Description

Route is 50/50 gravel and/or paved roads/paths

Droga św. Jakuba Via Regia Korczowa - Zgorzelec

Submitted by rswitala on Wed, 04/03/2024 - 03:02am
Description

Od średniowiecza jednym z najważniejszym szlaków komunikacyjnych w Europie Środkowej była tak zwana „Wysoka Droga”, nazywana również „Drogą Królewską” (Via Regia). Rozwijały się przy niej tak ważne ośrodki, jak Frankfurt n. Menem, Lipsk, Wrocław, Kraków, Lwów czy Kijów.

Zaproponowana obecnie Droga św. Jakuba wzdłuż „Wysokiej Drogi” próbuje odtworzyć jej przebieg w późnym średniowieczu, kiedy to ruch pątniczy do Santiago de Compostela przeżywał swój największy w dziejach rozwój.

Stezka Českem - Severní větev (Czech Trail - Northern trail)

Submitted by Adrien Novelinka on Wed, 04/03/2024 - 12:44am
Description

Czech Trail - Northern trail - 1 000 kilometrs  First Official Czech Thru-Hike Trail.

Czech Trail (“Stezka Českem”) is a non-commercial project of a group of enthusiasts who cooperate with Czech Tourist Club and offers an opportunity to set off on a beautiful and inspirational hike across the country.

https://www.stezkaceskem.cz/en/

Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes (CDA)

Submitted by christofteuscher on Tue, 04/02/2024 - 08:37pm
Description

"The award winning 72 mile paved, non-motorized, mostly alpine and basically flat rail trail is a very narrow Idaho State Park. It travels downhill from the Plummer prairie over the expansive Chatcolet Bridge along the Coeur d’Alene Lake following the flow of the Coeur d’Alene River though a collection of chain lakes and farmland until it becomes more forested along the river which divides into two confluences and following the South Fork of the Coeur d’Alene until it terminates after climbing up to the small quant City of Mullan near the Montana border.

Little Ouse Path

Submitted by emma.davis on Tue, 04/02/2024 - 12:12pm
Description

This route follows the Little Ouse river along the long distance footpath: the Little Ouse Path. It starts in the town of Brandon and ends in the town of Thetford travelling through Thetford forrest and forestry commission land. The route is very peaceful and full of wildlife. At the end of the route is close to Thetford castle mound, the remains of an Iron Age fort and Thetford priory, remains of 12 century monastery, both are well worth a visit.

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