Wichita - Valley Center Floodway (KS)
The route follows the dike on the Wichita - Valley Center Floodway. Starting at the south end west of the town of Derby and continues north for 31.5 miles along the west side of Wichita and ending northwest of the town of Valley Center. Can be run in either direction.
Admin note: It appears that athletes can chose to run on either side of the dike, or switch sides as they prefer.
Florian Schütz, Tobias Knoll - Allgäuer U (Germany) - 2015-11-15
Allgäuer U (Germany)
The "Allgaeur U" is a beautiful loop that traverses 23 peaks which are located in the Naturpark Nagelfluhkette in the German alps. You will encounter a lot of variety along the route as some peaks are very easy with runanble trails and some others require easy scrambling where you have to use your hands. There are no out and backs and the route is a true loop. Start at the small town of Blaichach where you can park right at the trailhead. The loop starts at road near the buildings of the Bosch company.
Robert Rives - Outer Mountain Loop (TX) - 2019-01-25
Sarah Brady - Wicklow Way (Ireland) - 2018-06-09
Vanessa Cullen - Shoalhaven 100 Beach Challenge (NSW, Australia) - 2019-01-03
Shoalhaven 100 Beach Challenge
A 248km beach, trail, headland and road route hugging the coast between Seven Mile Beach and Durras North, NSW, Australia. Based upon this award winning tourism marketing initiative by Shoalhaven Council https://100beachchallenge.com/
Episode 19: FKTOY 2018 Final Results
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Part two of our special Fastest Known Time of the Year Awards concludes, with the #2 and #1 winners, female and male.
All four winners are interviewed for this episode, describing how they did the super-cool FKTs that won them the awards. Who are they?
"I planned on running TNF then with no race to run, went after this iconic FKT instead."
- "It was so fast, was it like a time trial?"
- "It was a long time trial!"
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Sandstone Trail (UK)
The Sandstone Trail is one of the finest and most popular long distance walks in North West England, in the UK.
The Trail stretches for 34 miles/55 kilometres and offers superb, unbroken, and often elevated walking across the still largely green and pleasant English county of Cheshire.
It runs from the ancient market town of Frodsham on the broad Mersey estuary, in the north, to Georgian Whitchurch in rural north Shropshire, in the south.