TrailTrack routes

Key places on the way include Visitor Centre, Jerboa Pass, and Ergaki Nature Park. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

The main points along the way are Karakol Gorge, Lake Ala-Kul, and Karakol Gorge. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Among the main landmarks are Kinlochleven, Ben Nevis, and Fort William. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Among the main landmarks are Medoveevka, Krasnaya Polyana, and Aibga Ridge. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Notable places along the way include Krasnaya Polyana, Aibga Ridge, and Mendelikha Waterfalls Park. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

The main points along the way are Alaró and Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

Notable places along the way include Rihtonjira, Abisko National Park, and Lake Torneträsk. Open tundra, sparse woodland and distant mountains shape most of the landscape.

Notable places along the way include Ucanca, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Among the main landmarks are Lake of Love, Morg-Syrty Plateau, and Arkhyz. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

The main points along the way are Kabardino-Balkaria, Greater Caucasus Range, and gorges of the Central Caucasus. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Among the main landmarks are Colfosco, Badia, and Dolomites. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Lchashen, Lake Akna from Sevan, and Lake Akna. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Tyulyuk, Iremel, and Mount Greater Iremel. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Among the main landmarks are Stord Island and Leirvik. The path repeatedly approaches lakes, rivers or the coast and opens up views across the water.

Notable places along the way include Yalta Mountain Forest Nature Reserve, Ai-Petri, and Chatyr-Dag. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Notable places along the way include Yalta Mountain Forest Nature Reserve, Ai-Petri, and Chatyr-Dag. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Notable places along the way include Triglav National Park and Vršič Pass. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Notable places along the way include Esglesietes de Ponent and Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

Among the main landmarks are Wray to Blelham Tarn Circular Walk, Wray Castle, and Lake District. Old streets, historic buildings and places connected with the area’s past appear along the way.

Among the main landmarks are Los Regatones Negros, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Innsbruck and Nordkette. City streets gradually give way to parks, quieter districts and viewpoints.

The main points along the way are Gronik, Rówienki, and Tatra National Park. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Among the main landmarks are Polikarya Waterfall, Krasnaya Polyana, and Aibga Ridge. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Notable places along the way include Eidsbugarden, Jotunheimen, and Gjende. Small towns, local roads and natural areas alternate along the way.