This challenging route starts in Mt baldy village at the bear canyon trail head and traverses all ten peaks in the Mt Baldy Vacinity. summit the peaks in this order, West Baldy, Mt San Antonio, Mt Harwood, Thunder Mt, Telegraph Peak, Timber Mt, Cucamonga Peak, Etiwanda peak, Ontarion peak, and Bighorn Mt. The route is just shy of 40 miles (37.8) and has 12,223 ft of vertical elevation gain. Only two places for water re- supply at the Baldy Notch resteraunt, and kelly camp spring. finsishes with the descent down icehouse canyon and a two mile road run back to the village.

The loop begins with a 3 mile climb on fire road before dipping into a more technical run down into the canyon. At the bottom of the descent, there is a small hop across a small creek to begin the climb out of the canyon. The route then becomes a fast but very exposed descent overlooking the ocean. About 1.4 miles from the end, you are rewarded with yet another ascent over a couple of switchbacks. 

Hartlepool is a town with a long maritime history and is home to the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

This routes starts at Steetley Pier on Hartlepool beach, and finishes on the beach at Blackpool near the North Pier, right in front of Blackpool Tower.

The Ascent trail goes from Blackcomb base to the Rendezvous lodge about 3/4 of the way up Blackcomb. The file I submitted says only 4 miles but that is because it is only the up. The actual distance would be 8 miles.

Sunshine and Red Cloud Peaks are two of Colorado's 58 fourteeners, and are therefore two of the most popular and sought after summits in the state. They are two of the closest fourteeners to the legendary mountain town, Silverton, though many runner will access from Lake City, both towns home to many notable trail races such as Hardrock. These peaks are run daily in the summer. Due to their proximity, most runners will do both summits together. 

Centennial Peak is the sixth highest peak in the La Platas, and is a popular route to run because of an easy class 1-2 trail that leads right to the top. From the top, runners have the most unencumbered view possible of Hesperus, one of the four Navajo holy mountains. The normal trailhead for Centennial is Sharktooth, but this is accessed from Cortez and Mancos from the east.

Backcountry route in Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland. A permit is required from Parks Canada for this route, and you must meet with a park ranger and complete a safety briefing. The route starts after a ferry ride to the end of Western Brook Pond, where you disembark and begin. You first traverse up the Western Brook fjord gorge to the rim of the pond, and then travel through the long range mountains until you descend at ferry gulch to the base of Gros Morne. From here you follow the popular Gros Morne Mountain trail to the parking lot, where the route ends.