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We are planning to feature good charity walks from around the world. Let us know of any charity walks you would like us to feature!

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A huge variety of walking in Wyoming's fabulous Wind River Mountains. Includes the classic Highline Trail, the Cirque of the Towers and the Titcomb Basin.

Superb scenery - the usual but not predictable peaks, cliffs, lakes, rivers and forests. Carved by immense glacial forces. Totally pristine wilderness, with a wide selection of Rockies wildlife.

This is tough walking in high, remote mountains, on which you will have to be self-sufficient and where altitude can cause problems. Come prepared.

Feb 2013: over 625 walks on Walkopedia, Off to check out Myanmar treks in March
Any suggestions or ideas or experiences?
Jan 2013: winter magazine
Featuring Cappadocia in Turkey, Wind River Mountains and much more
November 2012: our 600th walk loaded!
June 2012: featured in Brummell magazine
Brummell magazine, "the little black book for the City", features Walkopedia and its origins: see http://issuu.com/showmedia/docs/vip4-brum_june12_single-62376/25 at page 25
March 2012: travel writing and photo competition results
We have had some brilliant entries, and selecting the winners was a real problem.

The dramatically jagged peaks of the Grand Tetons, America's youngest mountain range, dominate the Grand Teton National Park, their majesty reflected in mirror-like lakes.

The stark contrast between the flat valley-plain of Jackson Hole and its encircling mountains is spectacular, attracting almost 4 million annual visitors.

With more than 250 miles of trails, the Park offers many different and wonderful hikes. The best known and longest hike is the Teton Crest Trail: a challenging walk through the entirety of the Teton Range, with magnificent views.

Anyone walked the Lebanon Mountain Trail? Wew would love to get thoughts and pictures!
The Amalfi Coast in Italy, and the Lebanon Trail: got any good pictures we can show?
Charity walks: we are planning to have a focus on good charity walks (it will take a while to change the site)... in the meantime let us know of great upcoming walks around the world - the longer the notice, the better!
What is your favourite walk, and why? How would it rate using our system?
Anyone have photos of the Diamond Mountains in North Korea?

Spring 2013 edition : Mustang in Nepal – the world’s second-best walk?
Winter 2012 edition : Christmas 2012: Amazing Cappadocia.
Summer 2012 edition : Lycian Way, Humla in Nepal and Lebanon’s Q’adesha Valley.
Winter 2011 edition : Extraordinary Tenerife; Paul Hadaway’s GR20.
September 2011 edition : Tibet’s Sacred Circumambulations.
May 2011 edition : Picos de Europa.
March 2011 edition : Special edition which focuses on Nils Wetterlind's account of his time on the Shikoku pilgrimage in Japan.
Christmas 2010 edition: focussing on Jordan.
Autumn 2010 edition: which features the Lofoten Islands, the famous Banaue rice terraces in the Phillippines and Angkor.
Summer 2010 edition: including Borneo's Mt Kinabalu, Hunza in Pakistan, the UK's Hadrian's Wall and holy Mount Athos.
Spring 2010 edition: World Cup walking in South Africa.
Christmas 09 edition: which features Alta Via No 1 in Italy's much-loved Dolomites, Torajaland in lndonesia's Sulawesi, and a lot more.
Autumn 09 edition: featuring Mt Kailash (the world's best walk?), Sweden's Kungsleden, Annapurna in winter, and much more.
Second edition: which featured the amazing Drakensberg, Jomolhari Trek in Bhutan and much more.
First edition: which covered Tanzania's fabulous Mt Meru and the outstanding Tongariro Crossing in New Zealand.

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