This route linked all of the U.S.A Cascade volcanoes over 10,000' in elevation from Washington through California.  This includes: Lassen Peak (10,456'), Mount Shasta (14,179'), Shastina (12,330'), South Sister (10,363'), Middle Sister (10,052'), North Sister (10,089'), Mount Jefferson (10,502'), Mount Hood (11,250'), Mount Adams (12,281'), Mount Rainier (14,409'), Glacier Peak (10,545'), and Mount Baker (10,784').  They were completed back-to-back and in car-to-car fashion.

Lanjaron is mountain town of Granada (SPAIN). In the south of Sierra Nevada, in front of Mediterranean sea. Lanjaron is the town with the most height accumulated grandient of Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal). 2953 METERS.

This route stars from the lowerst of the village at 240 metres, untill CABALLO PEAK 3011 metres and acrossing by an unbelievable arabic  irrigation ditch, chestnut forest, pines forest, olives and almonds trees.

Route starting in the parking lot of Joffre Lakes Provincial Park, heading up past all three lakes then a right turn up the scree to Tszil Mountain which overlooks the last one.

Ruten starter ved nybygget, Juva, som er en del av Juvasshytta. Stien følger ny DNT-merking ned mot Heimsætre og videre over elva. Etter elva treffer man på Visdalsvegen, og følger denne oppover mot Spiterstulen. Rett etter en veldig kort bro tar man raskt opp til venstre inn i skogen, og mot en liten teltplass. Ruten følger herfra en rødmerket sti som fortsetter bak teltplassen og opp mot der stien til Glittertind fra Spiterstulen går. Stien er gammel, så raskeste vei gjelder.

As a reminder of the first pilgrims who once started their journey here, the Via Yprensis starts at the head of the Westerstaketsel, 500 m far into the North Sea. Along the mouth of the Yser and the center of the city you come to the Ganzenpoot. There Karel Cogghe and Hendrik Geeraert succeeded in October 1915 in opening the sluices and flooding the Yser plain, stopping the advance of the Germans. The Via Yprensis follows part of the front region along the banks of the Yser, through nature reserves and small villages. The thought of WWI is never far away.