Charnwood Three Peaks (UK)

Submitted by Chris_A_Feakes on Mon, 03/09/2026 - 02:41pm
Description

This circular route winds between the highest peaks that define Charnwood Forest.

Along the way you will pass ancient oaks, some of the oldest rocks in the United Kingdom, visit historic deer parks and take in some spectacular views.

Charnwood Forest is famed for its craggy hills and dry stone walls, but is also rich in wildlife. Look out for buzzards circling on the updrafts from the hills. 

Falkland Islands M25

Submitted by Holly James on Mon, 03/09/2026 - 05:02am
Description

The M25 is a large circular tour of East Falkland. It is 193Km and was entirely gravel until a few years ago when they built a 50Km tarmac road between the military base of Mount Pleasant Complex (MPC), and the town of Stanley. The M25 uses about 40Km of this road, however there is still a gravel verge on the side so that the route can be run entirely on gravel. 

The route starts at MPC and goes clockwise so that the tarmac road is the last 40Km.