The Cape Le Grand Coastal Trail is a 20 km trail with over 800m of elevation passing through an ancient rugged coastline of stunning scenery; over pristine white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, granite outcrops and views to many islands (Recherche Archipelago). Depending on the time of year, you can be spoilt with beautiful wildflowers and amazing fauna such as kangaroos, emus, dolphins and whales. The trail traverses through the Cape Le Grand National Park, which was ranked 8th in the South Pacific best beaches 2022 Traveller’s Choice Awards.

North to South Ben Boyd Light House to Green Cape. Brilliant Single Track overgrown in parts (Watch out for Tiger Snakes).

Rain water tank resupply at 13km (Saltwater Campground) and 22kms (Bittangabe Campground) 

The Brooklyn Perimeter is a 46.2 mile route across some of Brooklyn’s best neighborhoods, shoreline, and parks.

Route follows well established park paths and roads along East River, Jamaica Bay, and the Lower and Upper Bays shorelines and follows much of the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway, a 26 mile path along the Brooklyn waterfront from Greenpoint to Howard Beach.

The only section of the route that does not closely follow a body of water is the Eastern section of the Brooklyn/Queens border through East Williamsburg, Bushwick, Cypress Hills, and East New York.

Ojos Del Salado Infinity Loop is an extension of the infinity loop concept thought up by Chad Kellogg, originally for Mt. Rainier in Washington State, USA.