This route is a combination of 2 established FKT routes in the small rural mountains of southwestern New Hampshire, combined for 123 miles and 25300 feet of vertical climbing feet. The first route is the SRKG or Sunapee Ragged Kearsarge Greenway, a 75 mile loop that summits the three aforementioned mountains and hosts annual 75 mile 3 day race https://www.srkg.org. The route for the FKT starts and finishes atop Mount Sunapee in Newbury, NH. Upon completion of the SRKG, you will hike south on the Monadnock/Sunapee Greenway, a 48 mile southern traverse to finish atop of Mt. Monadnock https://www.msgtc.org. What makes this special is the fact that it combins two awesome trail routes that already have FKTs and the length of the route makes it nearly impossible for mere hiking mortals to finish without sleep (the elite could). The SRKG (75 mile route) does not allow camping which adds to the spice and difficulty of the whole route. It is also deceivingly hilly with 25000 plus feet of elevation change. The Monadnock Sunapee greenway does allow camping, so sleep is possible for the average joe hiker. The route can be remote, but also has towns, a small bit of tar, rugged singletrack, and nice vistas on a week maintained but not overly crowded trail system (except maybe the tip of monadnock).
