Hiking & Trails
Trailheads, loops and day hikes with the details that matter on the ground: distance, water, where to park.
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- Australia's long-distance walking tracks — Long multi-day tracks across Australia, each held by a state parks agency, a council or a volunteer foundation rather than under any nation…
- National Scenic Trails of the United States — National Scenic Trails are long-distance routes established by the United States Congress under the National Trails System Act and administ…
- New Zealand's Great Walks — The Department of Conservation designates a small set of New Zealand tramping tracks for maintenance to a higher standard than the rest of…
- Scotland's Great Trails — NatureScot recognises a family of long-distance routes across the country, waymarked with a thistle inside a hexagon and maintained by the…
- The National Trails of England and Wales — Each route here carries statutory designation from Natural England or Natural Resources Wales and is waymarked with the acorn symbol. They…
- The named paths to the summit of Yr Wyddfa — Every route up the highest mountain in Wales has a name, a trailhead and a very different day attached to it, and the gap between the gentl…
- Table Mountain's named hiking routes to the summit — Table Mountain has hundreds of documented lines to the plateau, but only a handful carry names that everyone uses, and choosing between the…
- Levada walks that finish at a waterfall — Madeira's irrigation channels make for level walking, and a good number of them end where the water starts: a plunge pool, a springline, a…