This is a 90 mile open course point to point route that links the two most historic Lighthouses (Fire Island Lighthouse and Montauk Lighthouse) on Long Island via Fire Island National Seashore and Montauk Highway. The first 21 miles cross almost the entirety of Fire Island National Seashore and is composed of a mix of gravel, boardwalk and loose sand. The final 7 miles of this sector crosses the Otis Pike High Dune Wilderness Area - The only federally designated wilderness area in New York State, and is 100% loose shorefront sands.

A wild and stunning loop along the Mediterranean coastline west of Marseille.
Starting from Le Rove, the route quickly climbs onto the limestone ridges overlooking the sea, winding above the secret coves and cliffs of Ensuès-la-Redonne, Carry-le-Rouet, and Sausset-les-Pins.

The Jean Marc Boivin Trail (JMB) pays tribute to the mountaineer from Dijon and crosses unspoiled natural surroundings between Nolay, La Rochepot, and the Maranges vineyards. 49 km long with 1,500 m of elevation gain, it offers a challenging route between cliffs, forests, and limestone ridges. It can be completed in one or more stages and combines physical challenge with the discovery of Burgundy's landscapes, with characterful accommodation in the surrounding villages.

The Coffs Harbour Northern Hinterland Ultra is a 100km point-to-point route covering a selection of the Coffs Coast's most scenic highlights. Beginning on the beach at Arrawarra and covering 3,000m of elevation gain, the route follows meandering trails through various vegetation types and mountainous terrain before finishing at the iconic Coffs Harbour Jetty.

Highlights include: