The Limi Valley Circuit is a classic loop in Humla, the most remote district of far-west Nepal, on the Tibetan border. Starting and finishing at Simikot airstrip (2,985 m), the route follows the Karnali River north via Dharapori, Kermi, Yalbang, Tumkot and Yari, crosses Nara La (4,560 m) to Hilsa, then heads east into the Limi Valley through Manepeme, Til, Halji and Jang. It returns over Nyalu La (5,001 m, the high point of the route) and descends via Salli and Kermi back to Simikot.

This approximately 88 km point-to-point running challenge connects two historically significant locations in Southern Norway.

The route begins in Posebyen, Kristiansand’s historic wooden-house district, known for its preserved 18th- and 19th-century buildings and its survival of the devastating city fire of 1892.

From Posebyen, the route travels west through Southern Norway, passing through the Mandal area before finishing at Lindesnes Lighthouse, located at the southernmost point of mainland Norway.

Overview:
The NE8 ("Rund um Neustadt b. Coburg") is an official, marked circular hiking trail encircling the Bavarian toy town of Neustadt bei Coburg, situated right at the border of Thuringia and near the foot of the Thuringian Forest. 

Start and Finish:
The route begins and ends at the Frankenhalle / "bademehr" indoor wave pool (Address: Am Moos 2, 96465 Neustadt bei Coburg). Because it is a loop, runners can complete it in either direction.