Situated six miles west of Seattle, Bainbridge Island is one of the largest islands in the continental United States.

The Bainbridge Island Traverse begins at the island's northern terminus (Agate Point) and continues south 12.9 miles to the southern terminus (South Beach).

There are a number of trails and roads facilitating north-south passage on Bainbridge, though a tour of the western side of the island offers scenic views without the dangers of highway traffic.

This trail starts from an old Cold War military base located along what’s known as the "Pine Tree Line." This area is truly magical, situated at the edge of the boreal forest. It is accessible by small aircraft (General Aviation) and also by car via forest roads. Many off-road vehicles enjoy the area, as well as the Casey base camp.

The objective is to complete all three of Zion’s biggest canyons, Kolob Creek, Full Imlay, and Heaps in under 24 hours. Previously completed by Buzz Burrell, Jared Campbell, and Ryan McDermott in 2009 in 25 hours and three minutes.  There is no order groups must do the canyon in, just that all three canyons must be completed in their Technical entirety.

The shortest possible distance is 28 miles, Or longer depending on the route chosen. 

Kolob Creek Canyon 3C 

The mystic 381 road, well known for its brutal hills and its breathtaking views, links the St. Lawrence River and the Saguenay fjord through a wild territory in wich is the Grands-Jardins national park. This route starts from the Baie-Saint-Paul quay and arrives at the Grande-Baie quay. The start and the finish are therefore on water's edge.