Larapinta Trail

The Larapinta Trail is a 223km point-to-point long-distance track in the Northern Territory, Australia. Spanning from the Alice Springs Telegraph Station to the summit of Mount Sonder, the route traverses the spine of the West MacDonnell Ranges (Tjoritja). The landscape is defined by Proterozoic-era quartzite ridges, narrow gorge systems, and ephemeral river beds. The trail possesses deep cultural significance to the Arrernte people and offers exposure to one of the world's oldest geological landscapes.

Scoresby Sund (Kangertittivaq) is not a single trail, but the world's largest fjord system—a sprawling 350km-deep maze of ice and rock in East Greenland. Exploration here is ship-based, where expedition vessels serve as mobile base camps. Each day, Zodiacs ferry you to remote shorelines like the red sandstone slopes of Røde Ø or the high ridges of Milne Land. Unlike West Greenland, there are no marked paths; you'll be walking over ancient, spongey tundra and sharp basalt scree, always accompanied by guides with polar bear deterrents. It is an experience of immense scale, where skyscraper-sized icebergs ground themselves in the deep fjords while muskoxen forage in the silent valleys.