The Cleveland Way, established in 1969, is both an interesting and a beautiful path. It stretches for over 100 miles from Helmsley, on the southern edge of the North York Moors National Park, to Filey on the east coast.

Admin note: You must beat the current fastest time in your category to submit an FKT. Any self-supported time must be faster than the current best unsupported time in that category. Many people successfully complete this. If you come up short of the FKT feel free to leave a comment about your effort with your time.

The Wildcat Hollow Trail is a 15.5-mile hiking/backpacking trail located just north of Burr Oak State Park. It is in the Wayne National Forest. The trail is mostly singletrack, with no vehicles allowed. Dogs are allowed on leash.

This trail consist of a 15-mile loop, with an option of a 5 mile loop for an easier day hike. The trail follows ridgetops and stream bottoms, with several elevation gains and losses. The trail alternates between hardwood and pine forests with some scenic overlooks. Start and finish at the trailhead.

Crossing Topanga State Park between Temescal Canyon Trailhead in Pacific Palisades and the Cabellero Canyon Trailhead in Tarzana, about 14 miles.  Runners may take any route between these points.  One option is (S to N):  Temescal Canyon Trail -> Temescal RidgeTrail -> Backbone Trail -> Temescal Fire Road -> Mulholland Drive -> Caballero Canyon Trail