NH (Full section) Appalachian Trail (NH)

Submitted by Larsenguy on Sat, 11/23/2024 - 01:33pm
Description

This route (SOBO) starts in the middle of the Mahoosuc range on the NH/Maine border and travels the AT 17mi to Rattle River trailhead which is the start to the rugged White mountain 100.

After traversing 5 gnarly mountain ranges in the Whites you take off from Glencliff Route 25 Wachipauka Pond TH, it carries on for the Dartmouth 50 on somewhat more forgiving terrain to Hanover and finishes on the bridge NH/VT border.

Cammino dei 3 laghi (Italy)

Submitted by Luca Gheza on Fri, 11/22/2024 - 10:06pm
Description

Collegamento dei 3 laghi principali e più iconici dell'alto Sebino e Vallecamonica, 80% di strada sterrata e boschiva, lago Iseo, lago Endine e Lago Gaiane.

Mt. Ellis

Submitted by OttoStefan1 on Fri, 11/22/2024 - 08:07am
Description

Classic up and back on a classic trail outside Bozeman. From the trailhead up FS 712 to Little Ellis, over the saddle to Big Ellis and back down the same route. 

Pornic - Saint- Nazaire, 42, 2 km (France)

Submitted by Aleksandra Gal… on Fri, 11/22/2024 - 06:57am
Description

Il existe le marathon de Vannes, qui emprunte les sentiers côtiers du golfe du Morbihan.

Il existe le marathon de la côte d'Amour qui vous offre ses plus beaux paysages.

Si vous n'avez pas eu le temps de décrocher un dossard de ces marathons, voici l'idée qui pourra vous plaire , un marathon en solo où en groupe sur la côte de Jade.

Nantes L'éléphant, 44 km (France)

Submitted by Aleksandra Gal… on Thu, 11/21/2024 - 07:20am
Description

Connaissez-vous Nantes? Connaissez-vous le symbole non-officiel de cette ville?

Seriez-vous partant pour effectuer les 44 km ( oui comme le chiffre de notre département) et découvrir où redecouvrir cette charmante ville?

À la fin de ce parcours vous aurez une jolie trace en forme d'éléphant, un symbole non- officiel de Nantes!

Episode 241: Sophie Power: Finding your Why

Category
Person-Person

“If you have a strong why, you can do the impossible.”

Today’s episode dives deep into the mental side of long distance running as host Heather Anderson talks with Sophie Power about her supported FKT on the Head to Head Route Across Ireland. Sophie shares her highs and lows of running a hundred miles a day for three and a half days on only 2 hours and 17 minutes sleep.