CTT è il concatenamento delle cime di Trento. Ci sono due varianti: una lunga ed una corta. 

-la variante lunga: sono da percorrere 5 cime: Bondone, Paganella, Calisio, Marzola e Vigolana. Circa 100 km 7000 d+.

-la variante corta: sono da percorrere 3 cime: Bondone, Calisio e Marzola. Circa 50 km 4000 d+.

Potete decidere da dove partire ed a sua volta arrivare, il percorso deve essere un anello. Vengono consigliate delle tracce che non sono obbligatorie, il percorso è libero ma serve il raggiungimento delle cime indicate.

Canadian Army General Andrew Gault had a magnificent residence built on the shores of Lake Hertel. He spent his summers there with friends and family. There he was able to discover the Mont St-Hilaire massif. The proposed route simulates a general hike from his house. From his balcony, he reaches the 5 peaks of the massif and returns home for tea time. The general's little trot is an invitation to surpass yourself in the natural and historical setting of the majestic Gault Reserve.

This route runs through land  primarily inhabited by the Ho-Chunk Nation, with lake Tewakącac currently called Devil’s Lake as the jewel of trip.

Your day begins with a thoughtful walk up to a small waterfall. The clock starts/stops at the waterfall. From the parking lot it’s roughly 8/10 a mile to the small fall. You follow along the creek bed and  find a bit of a scramble over boulders near the fall. Once you reach it, stop to take in the sounds, feel the cool dampness of moss covered canyon walls, find your center; then turn around to head back the way you came.

This mainly off trail traverse is a Glacier National Park "Classic" The route starts at the Logan Pass visitors center and finishes at the Sperry Trailhead at Lake McDonald Lodge. Start by running up the board walk to the Hidden Lake Overlook. Once at the Overlook, descend the hikers trail to the foot of Hidden Lake. The earlier you can start the better as Hidden Lake is one of the most popular trails in the Park and you do not want to lose time dodging tourists. Cross Hidden Lake creek and continue on a social trail that hugs the shoreline of Hidden Lake.