The Norwalk River Valley Trail will one day cover roughly 30 miles from Norwalk CT to Danbury CT and will also pass through Wilton, Ridgefield and Redding. WIlton has the most mileage completed so far and almost has a loop completed. I did the completed section in an out and back, starting on the sidewalk on route 7 across from Cannon Road.
This is an interesting paved/dirt road climb from Fern Prairie Market in Camas, WA (on the edge of the Portland Metro area) to the summit of Larch Mountain, which is the highest peak in Clark County, WA. The run is just over 10 miles each way, making for a 20+-mile roundtrip.
Endless meadows, fields and forest edges, spiced up with unique natural jewels like the Rodder Maar or the Hohe Acht. The Eifelleiter, one of the ten most popular long-distance hiking trails in Germany, takes hikers on an extraordinary hiking adventure between the most diverse landscapes. From a pinch of Rhine romanticism, lonely Maar idylls, extinct volcanic cones and Mediterranean-like heathlands to the Hohe Acht, the highest mountain in the Eifel with a height of 747 m, there is indeed everything that the Rhine and Eifel have to offer.
The Montferland summit route is a long-distance hiking route (LAW) of a total of 32 kilometers that runs over 18 hills in Montferland.
https://www.mudsweattrails.nl/montferlandtoppenroute/
- Submitted by Pascal Schepers
One of the UKs national trails. Starting in Ulverston and finishing in Carlisle. Crossing of Lake District National Park from South towards the North.
- Submitted by Jacob Snochowski
The Westweg (Westvariante) goes from Pforzheim - Basel and crosses the hole Blackforest from North to South. Its the oldest long-distance hiking trail in the Black Forest and was founded in 1900. On the Trail you see the highest Mountains in the Black Forest and all in all its a trail to be recon with. The normal number of Dayhikes is about 12, but its still runnable all at once.
The Deschutes River Railbed Trail is one of nine official Rails-to-Trails in Oregon, and follows the old Des Chutes Railroad line for 23.1 miles from Deschutes River State Park to Macks Canyon Campground. The Deschutes is the sixth largest river in Oregon, and much of this section of the Lower Deschutes is designated a Wild & Scenic River, and a favorite with river rafters and kayakers.
Two loops adding up to ~10 miles in Hawn State Park. The terrain is mixed; it follows a lot of creeks at the lower elevations with a lot of mud. There are a lot of rocky sections, but there is a ton of nice, runnable trail all throughout.
https://mostateparks.com/sites/mostateparks/files/trail_maps/hawn_whisperingpines.pdf