Route submitted by Ben Nephew:

10 mile out and back with over 3k of climb over one of the most scenic trails in the Hudson Valley. A good mix of challenging technical trail with clear stretches where you can open it up. The route starts at the Toll House trail head for the Camp Smith trail, travels to Anthony's Nose and turns at South Mountain Pass Road for a return trip. No need to hit Anthony's Nose on both passes of the Camp Smith trail. The route has features of both the Breakneck Ridge and Storm King areas.

Route submitted by Ben Nephew:

This is an out and back route over two of the highest peaks in the Catskills, with substantial vertical (5300' over 14 miles) on uniquely runnable terrain for this area. In addition to the good running, especially at higher elevations, there are some spectacular views of the southern Catskill region. It is a great shorter option that is easily accessible. Starts at the trail head and turns at the intersection with the Phoenicia East Branch trail.

One of the most beautiful hiking trails in the Jura is the Jurasteig (Jura hiking trail), which is distinguished as a quality trail by the German hiking association. . In the heart of Bavaria the Jurasteig forms a circular hiking trail. Its 13 routes lead over 239 km through a gorgeous natural landscape over the hills and through the valleys of Donau, Altmühl, Weisser and Schwarzer Laber, Lauterach, Vils and Naab. 
 

Baldy Mountain (3212') is just north of Yakima.  The route gains 1972' in about 2.5 miles. Trail begins from a pull out along HWY 821 in Yakima Canyon, across from Big Pines park. From the pullout along the road, a clear trail begins through a gate/fence, and ascends the most direct route to the summit, where there are some radio/cell towers. The segment to the summit is "Gate to Baldy Summit." For the return, it is most common to take slight variation on the way down, which loops down a more shallow grade trail when dropping off the ridge.

Cerro Chirripó is the 2nd highest peak in Central America. It is located in central Costa Rica. 
The great height of Mount Chirripó relative to its surroundings is also evidenced by its particularly high topographic prominence of 3,727 m (12,228 ft), which makes it the 37th most prominent peak in the world. On clear days it is possible to see across the country from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea.