The Havana Seawall FKT is a 8.36 mile out-and-back along the Malecón, Cuba’s iconic coastal esplanade. The course begins and ends at the official marker at the mouth of Havana Harbor in Old Havana (adjacent to Castillo de Salvador, the restored 16th century fortress) and continues west past the Centra Habana and Vedado neighborhoods, reaching the turnaround at the mouth of the Almendares River.

The Mount Beacon fire tower trail (Or Casino Trail as it is called on the official Hudson Highlands Trail Map) is a very popular and steep switch back trail that leads you to an initial overlook over the Hudson River, the city of Beacon and across the river to Newburgh and beyond. Once the first overlook is reached (The turnaround point for many), the trail continues, flat for a bit and then more uphill, to the fire tower which can be seen from the initial lookout by looking south east.

The Grande Anello dei Sibillini (GAS) is a spectacular 125k (78 miles) multiday hike around the Sibillini Range, between Marche and Umbria, central Italy. The route is a single loop, extremely logical as legit FKTs, and the elevation gain is around 5500 meters (18.000 ft).

Set just up a short walk up the river from Symonds Yat, which is one of the most iconic spots of the Wye Valley. Set right on the river bank next to the famous Biblins swing bridge.

It is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering stunning riverside walks, lush bluebell covered forests and so much more.

You follow the River Wye Walk on the River Wye Path which leads you down river for a number of miles, you will then cross the river before picking up the Offa’s Dyke Path for a breathtaking stretch of the run.

The Laramie Schoolyard trails are part of a community project (The Pilot Hill Project) connecting the foothills of the high desert in Laramie to the Continental Divide. These foothills also cover the span of the Casper Aquifer, a unique and crucial source of groundwater and drinking water for Albany County residents. The goal of the Pilot Hill Project is to maintain the land as open space, provide wildlife habitat protection and non-motorized recreational access for the benefit of all of southeastern Wyoming.