“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”
-Lao Tzu

Jordan Trail
This long-distance trail was established in 2015. It runs for about 650 km from the north to the south of the country. It passes through well-known highlights like Dana, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Red Sea. ​It is said that Jesus, Moses, and Mohamed have all three walk part of the trail. Even if some does the trail as a pilgrim, you don't have to be religious to enjoy the rich history this trail has to offer.

Trail Stats
  • Length: ~650 km (~400 miles)
  • Elevation gain: ~22K m (~72K ft)
  • Highest point: 1501 m (4925 ft)
  • Lowest point: -180 m (-590 ft)
  • Starting point: Um Quais, Jordan
  • Finishing point: Aqaba, Jordan
  • Max scramble levels: 2/5
  • Bushwalking Level: 1/5

Te Araroa (South Island)
This trail crosses the entire South Island of New Zealand, from Bluff to Ship Cove. The final distance will be around 1600 km (1000 miles) with a few detours. If everything goes well, I will be on the trail starting from January 2020. This time I will be trekking with a hiking partner. If you wish, you will be able to follow our progress.

Trail Stats
  • Length: ~1600 km (~1000 miles)
  • Elevation gain: ~43k m (~141K ft)
  • Highest point: 1798 m ( 5899 ft)
  • Lowest point: Sea level
  • Starting point: Bluff, New Zealand
  • Finishing point: Ship Cove, New Zealand
  • Max scramble levels: /5
  • Bushwalking Level: /5