Vendée GR8, c'est la traversée de la Vendée par le chemin de Grande Randonnée GR8 qui part de ste Radegonde des Noyers au pont du Brault à la frontière de la Charente Maritime vers le port du Collet à Bouin, à la limite de la Loire Atlantique.

Un parcours de 207km majoritairement le long de l'océan. 

Vous retrouverez des dunes, forêt de pins maritimes, pins parasols, des marais, des centres villes, des ports ... donc il y aura du sable, chemins et un peu de route bitumée sur votre passage.

Route between Copenhagen and Skagen.

Two variations exist, one way or out & back.

This is a open route, the athlete can choose the route as long as end points are visited.

The trail follows the route of Wat’s Dyke using public footpaths and quiet country lanes for a distance of 60m/95km between Llanymynech, close to the Powys/Shropshire border as far as Basingwerk Abbey, within a stone’s throw of the River Dee estuary near Holywell in Flintshire.

From Llanymynech, the Wat’s Dyke Way follows the Montgomery Canal to Maesbury.
From here the trail follows public footpaths and lanes close to the remains of the Dyke as far as the market town of Oswestry which is dominated by a Celtic Hill Fort.  

This route follows the Appalachian Trail through Maryland, starting at the Pennsylvania / Maryland border near Pen Mar Park and heading sobo to Harpers Ferry. The goal is to complete the Maryland section of the A.T. as its own standalone FKT.

The Fisher Chimneys is an iconic trade route up Mt Shuksan in the North Cascades. Mt Shuksan is the 13th tallest mountain in the state and is guided via both the Sulphide Glacier, and the more technical Fisher Chimneys routes. The Fisher Chimneys route starts at the Lake Ann trailhead off highway 542. The first 5 miles meanders through pleasant valleys and by Lake Ann before turning up towards Shuksan. From here the route ascends a short section of 4th class scrambling to a boulder field, across the boulder field, and then up the chimneys.