Mittlerer Ring München

Submitted by Leo Andrione on Thu, 05/14/2026 - 05:41am
Description

Diese Route umrundet den Mittleren Ring in München, mit nur einer Regel: immer außerhalb des Rings bleiben. Wie genau die Linie gelaufen wird, bleibt offen. Unterführungen, Brücken, Parks, Seitenstraßen und Gehwege können frei gewählt werden, solange der Ring nie nach innen gekreuzt wird.

 

This route circles Munich’s Mittlerer Ring with one simple rule: always stay outside the ring. The exact line is up to the runner. Underpasses, bridges, parks, side streets, and sidewalks can all be used, as long as the route never crosses to the inside of the ring.

Le Tour des 4 Montagnes (France)

Submitted by David Barranger on Thu, 05/14/2026 - 02:30am
Description

Le Tour des 4 Montagnes est un itinéraire en boucle qui permet de faire une belle immersion dans la partie Nord du massif du Vercors. Le terme « Quatre Montagnes » vient de l’abréviation historique « des 4 paroisses des montagnes » de Sassenage et désigne les villes de Lans-en-Vercors, Villard-de-Lans, Autrans et Méaudre.

The Cretan Way

Submitted by Kevin Hunter on Wed, 05/13/2026 - 06:03pm
Description

The Cretan Way is a roughly 280 mile (450 km) linear, point-to-point route with about 62,500 ft. (19,000 m) elevation gain, traversing the entire length of the Greek island of Crete, beginning on the beach in the village of Kato Zakros on the east coast and finishing at the Chrysoskalitissa Monastery on the west coast. 

 

Taubenstein und Rotwand am Spitzingsee

Submitted by KilianGuehrs on Wed, 05/13/2026 - 01:52pm
Description

Taubenstein and Rotwand are two of Munich's most beloved local mountains in the Bavarian Prealps, rising above the popular hiking and ski area around Spitzingsee. The route starts at the valley station of the Taubensteinbahn cable car and climbs steeply through the Lochgraben gully to the mountain station at 1,613 m. From there, trails lead past the Taubenstein summit at 1,692 m to the Rotwandhaus mountain hut and on to the Rotwand summit at 1,884 m, the highest German peak in the Mangfallgebirge.