The Otter Trail is officially the oldest and undoubtedly the most iconic hiking trail in South Africa. The trail, which runs along the spectacular coastline between the Storms River mouth and Nature’s Valley, was opened in 1968 and is considered one of the finest multi-day trails in the world.

An extended, 20-mile trail loop in Yosemite Valley, spanning from the footbridge up Tenaya Creek near Snow Creek down to Pohona Bridge.  Note this is a bigger loop than the Yosemite Valley Loop Trail.

A 10.5 mile lollipop loop from the Murphy TH in Islands in the Sky (Canyonlands National Park), looping on the Murphy Hogback Trail, the White Rim Road, and the Murphy Wash Trail.

Described by Brandon Yonke:

Shaun Luther proposed the route:

Blue Marsh Lake is a man made lake just NW of Reading PA. It is very popular with trail runners due to the approximately 30 miles of marked trail that generally follows the shoreline around the lake. For many years local runners have debated what is the fastest way to get around the lake. This FKT attempt puts a stake in the ground for future (I’m sure) much faster attempts that may use alternate routes that still conform to the following guidelines.