“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 long-distance was officially opened in 2011. The Te Araroa has it all, you will walk on beaches, farmland, rainforest, marsh areas, volcanoes, and exposed ridges. The multiple river crossings, strong wind, and unpredictable weather will keep you on your toes.

Trail Stats
  • Length: ~1425 km (~885 miles)
  • Elevation gain: ~31k metres (~100K ft)
  • Highest point: 1925 metres (6316 ft)
  • Lowest point: Sea level
  • Starting point: Bluff, New Zealand
  • Finishing point: Ship Cove, New Zealand
  • Max scramble levels: 2/5
  • Bushwalking Level: 2/5

International Appalachian Trail (Québec)
The Appalachian Trail is a well-known long-distance trail. It finishes at Mount Katahdin in Maine. The less known International Appalachian Trail starts from Mount Katahdin and extends to the tip of Gaspésie, where the Appalachian mountain range meets the sea. The Québec section of this trail is known for being one of the best parts.​

Trail Stats
  • Length: ~630 km (~391 miles)
  • Elevation gain: ~12k metres (~39K ft)
  • Highest point: 1268 metres (4160 ft)
  • Lowest point: Sea level
  • Starting point: Matapédia, Canada
  • Finishing point: Cap-Gaspé, Canada
  • Max scramble levels: 1/5
  • Bushwalking Level: 1/5