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Collection: 2018 Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Trails Film 2018 was created by the determined effort of a group of film-loving members of the World Trails Network. Through rich cinematography, selected films explored themes including trail creation, adventure, spirituality, healing, and diversity in nature and culture.

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Trilha Transcarioca

Official Selection 2018

A footprint from all of us! The longest long-distance trail in Brazil is now open in Rio de Janeiro

Urban Trails, Walking

8 min

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Trail Hunter

Official Selection 2018

A shout out to all those who stoke our stoke—trail builders like Hylton Turvey of South Africa

Bikes, Dogs, Trail Building

10 min

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This is not a beautiful hiking video

Peter Hochhauser

Audience Choice 2018

This is not a beautiful hiking video. It's more about heat, pain, hunger, mountains, lakes, sweat, dirt, freedom and friendship. Actually, it's about walking. A long distance, for a long time.

Award Winning, Backpacking, Long-Distance Trails, Walking

5 min

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The Jordan Trail

Official Selection 2018

Journey with local Bedouin guides across the newly developed 450-mile Jordan Trail

Backpacking, Long-Distance Trails, Walking

55 min

Phil’s Camino

Annie Oneil & Jessica Lewis

Best Feature 2018

A free-spirited man with stage 4 cancer builds a Camino behind his house before walking the Camino de Santiago in Spain.

Long-Distance Trails, Pilgrimage, Walking

100 min

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I’ll Push You

Chris Karcher & Terry Parish

Official Selection 2018

I'll Push You is an extraordinary documentary of two best friends, Justin and Patrick, one pushing the other 500 miles on the Camino de Santiago across northern Spain.

Adaptive Recreation / Disability, Pilgrimage

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