The Knobstone Hiking Trail takes you approximately 150 miles along an ancient Borden bedrock escarpment. High knobby bluffs of the forested Norman Uplands were separated over millions of years by erosion from the Scottsburg Lowlands. Scenic knobs jut 500 feet above the lowland plains, all vestiges of the North American continent’s vast Silurian inland sea. Trailheads connect to within 30 miles of Indianapolis and 20 miles of Louisville.

The Knobstone Hiking Trail is composed or four segments:

A route connecting the two biggest cities on both sides of the Pyrenees leading through Andorra to make the runner visit all three countries that share these beautiful mountains.

Inca Trails, inca bridge, cloud forest, 2 high passes max 4864m/15958ft, lakes, Andean villages.