Taubenstein and Rotwand are two of Munich's most beloved local mountains in the Bavarian Prealps, rising above the popular hiking and ski area around Spitzingsee. The route starts at the valley station of the Taubensteinbahn cable car and climbs steeply through the Lochgraben gully to the mountain station at 1,613 m. From there, trails lead past the Taubenstein summit at 1,692 m to the Rotwandhaus mountain hut and on to the Rotwand summit at 1,884 m, the highest German peak in the Mangfallgebirge.

Description: This technical and high-altitude loop tackles the only seven summits exceeding 3,000 meters in the Ariège department (French Pyrenees). Located in the wild and mineral Montcalm Massif, this route is a quintessential Pyrenean challenge, combining steep climbs, rocky ridges, and significant vertical gain over a condensed distance.

The Route: The loop starts and ends at the Parking de l'Artigue (approx. 1,185m). The track follows a logic that links the following summits:

Just like ExtraTrail, Trail en Famenne, and Trails Godinne the Trail Experience 5170 is a collection of trail loops from the same starting point. Trail 5170 trails are just across the river Maas from Godinne in Profondeville.

The Salvado Trail (also known as the Pilgrim Trail and the Camino Salvado) was inspired by the memory of Dom Rosendo Salvado, the Benedictine monk who founded the town of New Norcia in 1847.  It covers 174km of urban and bush trails, starting at St Joseph's in Subiaco and finishing at the Benedictine Monastery in New Norcia. It traverses multiple national & regional parks, including Walyunga NP, Avon Valley NP, Moondyne Nature Reserve & Julimar State Forest.