This route is a loop that travels through the most beautiful high-country sections of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, starting and ending at Road's End in Kings Canyon. It is sometimes taken as alternative to the JMT, and much of its distance travels along some of the prettiest sections of the JMT. It was first designed and completed as a cohesive route in 2013 by Amy and James of doingmiles.com, and since then many people have hiked the route.

The trail on the coast forms the south-eastern section of the loop of trails leading around the Puck Peninsula. It runs along the edge, along the border, which is marked by the Reda-Łeba Valley in the south and the Kashubian Valley in the east, as well as the shore of the Puck Bay.

Towering above Utah's west desert at 12,087' this remote peak challenges climbers not just with relentless uphill gain but also navigational challenges as there is not a continuous trail to the summit. Ibapah Peak is Utah's 8th most prominent peak, the highest point in the Deep Creek Range, and the 6th most isolated in the state.

The route to the summit has multiple starting points depending on the capability of one's vehicle. I propose the official FKT route start at the theoretical highest point a vehicle could park so as not to give 4x4 owners an advantage in a speed attempt.

GR32 De St-Fargeau (Seine-et-Marne) à Chécy (Loiret)
 

Le GR®32 traverse la Seine-et-Marne et le Loiret de Saint-Fargeau-Ponthierry à Chécy via La Planche, Courances, Milly-la-Forêt, Le Vaudoué, Buthiers, Puiseaux, La Neuville-sur-Essonne, Estouy, Pithiviers, Le Boulay, Mareau-aux-Bois, Chilleurs-aux-Bois, Sully-la-Chapelle, Fay-aux-Loges, Donnery, Mardié et Saint-Jean-de-Braye. Gîtes d'étapes, Chambres d'hôtes, Maison d'hôtes, Hôtels, Camping, Refuges, Auberges, Commerces.