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Maine in Summer: The Edge of the Known World
Maine does this to people. It does it to athletes most of all — people who have trained themselves to move through landscapes without being stopped by them. But the state has a particular talent for stopping you.
Northern California: Where the Wilderness Goes All the Way Down
The redwoods do not care that you are fit. They were here two thousand years before you started training. Walking beneath coast redwoods for the first time produces a specific kind of humility that no mountain range can quite replicate.
Reunion Island — Volcano Ultra Running in the Indian Ocean
Home to the legendary Diagonale des Fous, Reunion Island packs an active volcano, three massive cirques, and 900 kilometers of trails into a tiny French island in the Indian Ocean.
North Carolina: The Blue Ridge in Full Bloom
The Southern Appalachians in late spring. The rhododendrons are going off in great pink detonations along every switchback. The rivers run fast and clear. And the trails are waiting in a state of almost obscene perfection.
Georgian Caucasus — Kazbegi and Svaneti Trekking
The Georgian Caucasus is an emerging adventure powerhouse — alpine trekking under 5,000-meter peaks, ski touring on untouched slopes, and ancient tower villages that feel frozen in time.
Cape Town, South Africa — Where Mountains Meet the Ocean
Table Mountain, Lion’s Head sunrise runs, and Chapman’s Peak coastal trails make Cape Town one of the world’s great cities for runners who crave elevation and ocean views.
Azores, Portugal — Volcanic Island Trail Running
Discover the mid-Atlantic archipelago where volcanic crater trails, coastal cliffs, and humid jungle paths create one of trail running’s best-kept secrets.