The idea is to connect the lowest place in Slovenia with the highest point, all self powered.  The high point is Triglav (2864m), and the lowest is so-called "Underwater Triglav", at 38m below sea level and 350m from shore.  The idea is to swim down to Underwater Triglav, swim to shore, bike ~210 km to the Triglav National Park, and then climb the mountain (10km).  One-way time starts at Underwater Triglav and ends at the summit.

Beech Trail is a 3.7 mi hiking trail in Harriman State Park, New York. The trail is accessible by the Red Cross Trail to the north and the Long Path to the south. The trail is comprised of single track hiking trail and some two track old mine road; also passes through a Civil War era cemetery.

Notably, the ends of Beech Trail are only accessible from trails, not roads.  The FKT is for the full Beech Trail only, so anyone wishing to attempt an FKT on it will be able to warm up by jogging from a trailhead to one end of the trail or the other.

Max Lerchenmueller submitted the route:

Connects the 10 highest peaks of the Ammergauer Alps, from valley floor to valley floor.

1. Daniel - 2340m
2. Upsspitze - 2332m
3. Plattberg (Hochschrutte) - 2247m
4. Kohlbergspitze - 2202m
5. Großes Pfuitjöchle - 2197m
6. Kreuzspitze - 2185m
7. Pitzenegg - 2179m
8. Geierköpfe (main peak) - 2164m
9. Kleines Pfuitjöchle - 2145m
10. Kesseljoch - 2131m

Robert & Chris Friskie submitted the route, which crosses the Edmonton metro area, following the North Saskatchewan River on single track and multi-use trails. about 28 miles.  They dubbed the route the "Jacob Alan Trail" in honor of their brother: