ENGLISH:

This is the 110km option in the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival; this distance is new so there currently are no FKTs for this distance.
https://innsbruckalpine.at/rennen/?lang=en

(Note: any Course Record set during a race still counts as the FKT of that Route; however, Races are always Supported, while one may run the Route Self-supported or Unsupported for FKTs in those categories).

109.57 kms; 4,651 m elevation gain

DEUTSCH:

This is the trail next to the canal that connects the river Elbe with the Baltic Sea. 

65.71 kms;  228 m elevation gain

- Submitted by Michael Mankus

"A magical hike between lake, vineyard and mountain.

"This trail leads the hikers from Chillon Castle to Lausanne, via Montreux, Vevey and Lavaux vineyards. The starting point, Chillon Castle, is one of Europe's most beautiful medieval castles.

https://www.region-du-leman.ch/en/V156/la-grande-traversee-terrasses-de-lavaux

31.24 kms; 1,080 m elevation gain

FRANÇAIS

Traversée du vignoble Lavaux (patrimoine Unesco)

ENGLISH

Adapting the famous TJS ski route to running.
https://www.clubalpin-idf.com/blog/index.php?post/TJS

FRANÇAIS

Adaptation de la TJS en ski de fond vers la course à pied.

153.5 kms; 2,990 m elevation gain

The pictures speak for themselves...this ridge is simply incredible!

The route starts at the Brünigpass rail station and ends at Interlaken Ost rail station. Typically Swiss, it is possible to travel to and from the start and finish by train. And the start and finish are clearly defined. From the Brünigpass there are various routes to the highest peak of the route, the Brienzer Rothorn. But the defined route is rather the fastest and most beautiful. 

This is a 20-mile link-up of the southern end of the Grand Hogback, a 75-mile ridgeline that spans from Meeker, CO to Glenwood Springs, CO. The Southern Grand Hogback Traverse begins at the natural demarcation of the Grand Hogback, where I-70 splits the range. The route is essentially entirely off-trail and involves significant bushwacking and navigation. 
The .gpx file went through a gun range; skirt that by following 'trails' around it.

21.14 miles; 6,727' elevation gain

- Submitted by Tim Nooney