Der komplette Niddaradweg von der Quelle im Vogelsberg bis zur Mündung in den Main in Frankfurt.
This route is a paved path, mostly used by cyclists, that follows the Nidda River from its source to its mouth.
93.08 kms; 854m loss
- Submitted by Philip Knapp
The Redbird Crest Trail in the Daniel Boone National Forest is a 70 mile looped shared use trail. It is used primarily for dirt bike, ATV, and other smaller OHV recreational riding. The trails are mostly wider trails with an 11 mile section of single track designated for dirt bikes, bicycles, horses, and foot traffic only. The trails are rugged and technical with much of the trail being up on the ridgelines.
The Malibu Creek State Park loop is a loop on pretty popular trails in the Santa Monica Mountains. The easiest access is from the Malibu Creek State Park parking at 1925 Las Virgenes Rd, Calabasas, CA 91302. It is 14 miles long with an elevation gain of about 2,654ft.
A very popular, heavily trafficked trail that runs the length of South Mountain Park in Phoenix. About 15 miles one-way. There is a water fountain at the Pima Canyon TH (east end).
There was a 50 mile race utilizing this trail in 1998-2001, with the CR being Ian Torrance, 7h1m31s in 2000. https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=12138
"The Dismal Swamp Canal Trail is a former section of Virginia State Rt. 17, now a multi-use trail open to bicycling, walking, running/hiking, horseback riding, and boating. The north trail head is located at the intersection of Dominion Blvd. and Old Rt.
The Pequot Trail is another lovely "blue-blazed" trail managed by the Connecticut Forest & Parks Association. The trail connects Ledyard with Preston and offers occasional views of the Thames River Valley as well as a few gradual climbs, old pastures and overgrown woods roads. at an elevation of 330 feet, Rose Hill is the highest point on the trail. It passes through Preston's Lincoln Park, a recreation area with jogging track, multiple ball fields, and other facilities, following a part of the park's dog-waling trail to Rose Hill Rd.
The "Kaiserkrone" is one of the classic Austrian long distance hikes. The trail starts near "Going am Wilden Kaiser" and circumnavigates the impressive mountain range "Wilder Kaiser". With 65km and 5000m ascent/descent it is usually completed in 5 days. There are several huts along the way, where you are able to eat and sleep.
There is a race called "Kaiserkrone Marathon Trail" (56km, 3800m ascent) which follows parts of the course, however it deviates from the route at several points as it starts in Scheffau not in Going and doesn't pass through Gasteig.