"Sandnes - Lysebotn - Sandnes" is one of the most visited fjords in Norway, both by locals and by tourists. It contains both the world famous Prekestolen/The Pulpit Rock and Kjerag. On the route I combined the city Sandnes, the localy famous hiking area Madlandsheia and Giljastølen. Then I ran past Månafossen wich is a heavily visited big waterfall. Then I ran past several localy known hiking cabbins such as Blåfjellenden and Øygardsstølen.

"Jærstrendene på langs" runs through some of Norways most beautiful beaches on the south west of Norway. It's a frequent hiking area for the lokals, as well a big tourist attraction for visitors. Jærstrendene is internationaly famous for its amazing surfing conditions, and has the status as a national park with several bird nesting sones. Jærstrendene is mostly covered by sand dunes or rolling rocks.

Cerro Cortez is a popular short hike in Ushuaia. Start where there is a sign/ bridge marking the entrance to the park. Then, it is a fast run on a flat dirt road before turning left and beginning the steep climb. The trail is very clear the whole way, but there are lots of roots to hop over. Once you hit treeline, there is also a cairned trail but there are lots of social paths. Take the path of most efficiently to the summit, quickly enjoy the ocean views, turn around and do it all over again :) Be careful not to trip on any roots on the way down- it’s like an obstacle course.

Every trail in Weymouth Nature Preserve. You can run them however you want, just run all of them. No equestrian trails and no service roads. 

Moccasin Crossing, which had been closed indefinitely, is open.

Mandai Rd from Rocket tower