The Weaverville Basin Trail System (WBTS) was established in 1986 with the intention of circumnavigating the small Gold Rush town of Weaverville, California with an intricate network of 50 miles of diverse trails. Local enthusiasts have poured 100's of hours into creating and maintaining these single track gems. The WBTS project is still ongoing with upcoming plans (2020) for additional expansion and further linkage.

The Gordano Round is a 27-mile (43 km) recreational Long-distance trail, running as a figure of eight around the Gordano Valley near Portishead in North Somerset, England.

The Gordano Round route was first suggested by Jim Dyer of the Gordano Footpath Group in 1983 and walked by four members of the group in 1984. It was adopted by North Somerset Council as a recreational route and now marked on the Ordnance Survey Explorer map 154. The route is described in the book The Gordano Round first published in 2000.

The Upper Lusatia Mountain Trail takes us through picturesque landscapes at the tripoint between Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic. We get a closer look at the border region on exciting routes. The trail boasts a fantastic mixture of mountains, rocks and traditional towns and villages. We hike across a number of mountains with a height of 800 metres. If you add up the elevations of the mountains in Upper Lusatia, this figure amounts to more than one eight-thousander in the Himalayas! We see the source of the Spree as it makes its way towards Berlin.

The trip from Seljestad to Olalia is normally done as a six days hiking trip, with accommodation at the beautiful cabins along the route in Etnefjellene and Saudafjellene. The FKT has to pass through via the following cabins; Simlebu, Sandvasshytta, Blomstølen, Storavassbu, Ljøkelsvatnhytta and Olalia.

The river Wandle itself is a tributary of the Thames to the south west of London, consisting of 15 miles of rich chalk stream habitat in good condition, which in its industrial heyday, was the ‘hardest working river in London’, with over 90 mills along it’s banks throughout time. The river rises in two sources Waddon and Carshalton.

The Nordmarka High Five is a classic trip in the forest north of Oslo, Norway. It is a link-up between the five peaks over 700 meters in the capital area. The FKT has to start and end at Frognerseteren, but the order that you choose to link up the peaks is optional. The peaks, ordered in the direction they were run in the first fastest known time, are as follows: Helgehaugen (706m), Lamannshaugen (705m), Svarttjernshøgda (716m), Ringkollen (702m) and Oppkuven (704m) . The complete circuit is somewhere around 75-100km depending on the routing, and involves 2 000 - 3 000 meters of elevation.