• TERRAIN: Alaska is home to 3.5 million lakes, rugged mountain ranges, flat tundra landscapes, plus areas of marshland and wetland permafrost. Glaciers cover 16,000 square miles (41,000 sq km)!
• FUN FACTS: Of the 20 highest peaks in the United States, 17 are in Alaska.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: The longest distance in our challenge (by about 6x) is only going to be achieved with a group. Gather the entire crew, and get moving! Consider activities that really rack up the miles – everybody bike, bike, bike!

• SIGNFICANCE: The Bering Glacier is the largest and longest glacier in continental North America, with an area of approximately 5,175 km2, and a length of 190 km. Located in coastal south central Alaska, it is bounded in the north by the St. Elias Mountains and in the south by the Gulf of Alaska.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Meltwater from the terminus of the glacier collects in Vitus Lake, which flows to the Gulf of Alaska via the Seal River.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This distance is great for moderate activity. Shoot for 10,000 steps per day and you’ll hit this goal within a month. Live in a cold climate? Mix up your routine and add snowshoeing or winter hiking! 

• TERRAIN: Arizona is a fairly mountainous and rugged state, and is home to the world’s largest contiguous ponderosa pine forest. Many mountain ranges exceed 9,000 feet (2,700 m) in elevation, and some can hold snow all summer.
• FUN FACTS: Arizona’s Sonoran Desert is the only place on earth where the iconic saguaro cactus grows. 6. Arizona has 35 state parks and natural areas preserving the state’s natural, cultural and recreational resources.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: Dubbed “the curviest road in the United States”
• POINTS OF INTEREST: This road climbs from 3,500-foot elevation and climb to nearly 7,000 feet and has 400 switchbacks!
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Run, walk, jog, bike, hike – solo or with friends, see if you can fit 400 switchbacks within 265 miles!

• TERRAIN: Arkansas can be split into two halves, the highlands in the northwest half and the lowlands of the southeastern half. The highlands include The Ozarks and the Ouachita Mountains. The southern lowlands include the Gulf Coastal Plain and the Arkansas Delta.
• FUN FACTS: The has over 600,000 acres of lakes!
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: The Ozark Highlands Trail roams through parts of seven counties in northwest Arkansas. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: It stretches from Lake Fort Smith State Park, across the Ozark National Forest, to the Buffalo National River.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This distance is great for combined activities. Want to complete within 1 month? Shoot for 50-60 miles per week.

• TERRAIN: California is the third largest state in the USA and the geography is incredibly varied. Coastal cliffs to golden sand beaches. Mountain peaks to iconic lakes and river valleys. And sprawling desert to boot. 
• FUN FACTS: You can travel between both the lowest and highest points in the continental U.S.—Death Valley and Mt. Whitney—in less than a day.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite the whole crew. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: Part of the Triple Crown of hiking – the infamous Pacific Crest Trail travels up the Pacific cast from the US Mexico border, to Canada
• POINTS OF INTEREST: The route passes through 25 national forests and 7 national parks. Its midpoint is near Chester, California (near Mt. Lassen), where the Sierra and Cascade mountain ranges meet.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, and add biking / hiking to your routine to cover some serious ground.

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• TERRAIN: From plains on the eastern slope, to dry, desert canyons on the west. The state is mostly known for it’s rugged Rocky Mountain peaks!
• FUN FACTS: While Colorado is technically not the most mountainous state (that title goes to West Virgina) it is home to 53+ mountain peaks exceeding 14,000 feet (known as “fourteeners” or “14ers” locally) — the most of any state.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team. Add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: This iconic trail passes through some of the most spectacular scenery in the Colorado Rockies. There have been additions to the total milage, but the original footpath trail is 485 miles. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: From high mountain lakes and towering peaks – the average elevation of the Trail is 10,300 feet.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Most hikers complete this trail in 4-6 weeks, logging roughly 13 miles per day. See if you can stay on track! We encourage a range of activities – run, walk, jog, bike, and hike!

• SIGNFICANCE: Colorado is home to 50+ fourteeners (14’ers)
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Traverse this accumulated vertical elevation from sea level to the top of each peak
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this! This distance is perfect for a modertately active run / walker. Be sure to mix in at least a few hills!

• SIGNFICANCE: The capital of Colorado (Denver) sits 1 mile (5280 feet) above sea level – Denver is known as the “Mile High City”
• POINTS OF INTEREST: At Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies MLB, the seats in the 20th row of the upper deck are purple, vs dark green like the rest of the stadium, marking exactly 1-mile high
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Collecting state magnets? This is an easy distance to knock out in 1 day!

• TERRAIN: “Eastern Connecticut (central and north) is hilly, heavily forested, and crisscrossed by narrow river valleys. In the west, the Appalachian Mountains stretch north across the state on into western Massachusetts. The Berkshire (hills or mountains) and the narrow Taconic Mountain Range are the dominant landforms.”
• FUN FACTS: The first automobile law was passed by the state of CT in 1901 – setting a speed limit at 12 miles per hour.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: Originally built in 1821, this purpose of this trail was to help faciliate trade. Within 12 years, a railbed was laid along the exact path. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Resortation began in the 90’s – the trail now stretches from New Haven, CT to Northampton, MA with much of it paved trail for non-motorized recreation and commuting.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You go this! Great for mild to moderate activity. Aim for 20-ish miles per week and you can complete this distance within 1 month!

• TERRAIN: “Most of Delaware’s land is very flat, averaging only 58 ft. above sea level. The only significant exceptions are the rolling hills of the Piedmont Plateau that cover the northern edges of the state; the state’s highest point is located there, rising to 447 ft.”
• FUN FACTS: Delaware is the 2nd smallest state in the US, 2nd only to Rhode Island
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This a great distance for a moderately active run/ walk team of 5+. If all of you shoot for 10,000 steps a day – you’ll achieve this distance in about 1 month!

• SIGNFICANCE: Scenic stretch from Dover, Delaware to Brandywine Battlefield State Park, where in September 1777, the British Army defeated the American army and later took Philadelphia.  
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Rolling hills and valleys, formal gardens, romance and history 
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with regular run / walks of 2-3+ miles

• TERRAIN: The Florida peninsula is a diverse collection of islands, marshes, springs, swamps and hundreds of small lakes, rivers and ponds.
• FUN FACTS: The swampy Everglades (averaging about 8 ft. above sea level) is the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: The Florida Trail is one of eleven National Scenic Trails in the United States. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: It runs from Big Cypress National Preserve to Fort Pickens at Gulf Islands National Seashore, Pensacola Beach.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

An iconic string of tropical islands from Key Largo all the way to Key West where you can find the southernmost point of the continental United States. Watch out for alligators along this two-lane highway and stop for a drink at the infamous Sloppy Joes Bar.

• TERRAIN: There are six major geographical regions of Georgia – Appalachian Plateau region, the Ridge and Valley region, the Blue Ridge region, the Piedmont region, and the Coastal Plain region.
• FUN FACTS: Georgia is the largest state, east of the Mississippi River
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite some friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: Rock City is a popular tourist destination. Great views, magical rock formations, and seasonal events
• POINTS OF INTEREST: At the Seven States Flag Court at Lover’s Leap, you can look out across seven states–Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Collecting state magnets? This is an easy distance to knock out in 1 day!

• TERRAIN: Misty plateaus, craggy ocean cliffs, tropical coastal areas, lava deserts, and fern and bamboo forests, in addition to the often snow-capped peak of Mauna Kea.
• FUN FACTS: From East to west, Hawaii is the widest sate in the USA
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: Originally a foot path known as the King’s Road, the original walkway was established in the 1400’s.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: “The route is the only thing connecting the small town of Hana to central Maui and because of this, Hana has been able to maintain its distinctly Hawaiian culture and charm. While this is a lovely end to the journey, it is all of the natural beauty you’ll witness along the way that makes this route so special.”
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Make the trek! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with regular run / walks of 2-3+ miles

• TERRAIN: “Every corner of Idaho has impressive scenery somewhere on the horizon. This immensely rugged state sits astride the major physiographic regions of the Rocky Mountains, the Great Basin and the Columbia Plateau. Aside from picture-perfect vistas of snowcapped peaks and mountain lakes, the state has unusual landforms.”
• FUN FACTS: Known for more than spuds, Idaho is nicknamed “The Gem State” – almost every known type of gemstone has been found here, including the largest diamond discovered in the US
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: “The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (CDT) is much more than just a line on a map: it is a living museum of the American West, a place to reconnect with nature, and a unifying force bringing people of all walks of life together.”
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Part of the “Triple Crown,” the Continental Divide Trail sees 150+ thru hikers per year
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in 4-6 with regular run / walks of 3-5+ miles

• TERRAIN: “Bordered by the Mississippi River on the west and the Wabash and Ohio Rivers on the southeast and south, the landscape of Illinois can be grouped into three main regions; the Central Plains, the Shawnee Hills and the Gulf Coastal Plain.”
• FUN FACTS: Illinois covers 57,918 square miles, making it the 25th largest of the 50 states
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Gather the crew – this is a great distance for a moderately active run/ walk team of 10+. Shoot for 10,000 steps a day – you can achieve this distance together in about 1 month!

• SIGNFICANCE: This trail system extends from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi, then loops back along the Illinois River and the Hennepin Canal.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Great for bikers new to long distance rides, there are many options. for camping / hospitality throughout
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: The Magnificent Mile is Chicago’s premier commercial district. The vibrant, bustling area is home to upscale shops, luxe fashion outlets, cool restaurants and posh hotels.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Landmarks include the historic Chicago Water Tower, the neo-Gothic Tribune Tower, the terracotta Wrigley Building skyscraper and the 100-story John Hancock Center, which has a rooftop observation deck with fine dining and panoramic city views.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Collecting state magnets? This is an easy distance to knock out in 1 day!

• TERRAIN: Northern Indiana is quite flat, but southern Indiana is full of hills, canyons, and more textured terrain.
• FUN FACTS: The Indianapolis 500 Car Race is the biggest sporting event in the world.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: The Knobstone Trail is the longest hiking trail in Indiana. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Build up your “Trail Legs” – most hike from north to south, as the hills get steeper as you go south. 
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with regular run / walk / hikes of 2-3+ miles

• TERRAIN: Iowa is mostly rolling hills with stretches of flat plains
• FUN FACTS: Along with being one of the Top 20 states in public K–12 education, the state also has the best graduation rate at 91.3%
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: The Loess Hills National Scenic Byway began in 1989 as a grassroots effort 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: A “Loess Hill” is a hill made of loess – comprised almost entirely of windblown soils over thousands of years, that reaches at least 60ft in height. Although deposits of loess are found across the world, nowhere else but China are those deposits higher than they are in Iowa. 
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in 2 month’s time with regular run / walks of 3-5+ miles

• TERRAIN: Kansas’ western half is covered by the Great Plains, which rise in elevation as you continue west toward the Rocky Mountains. Near the Colorado border is Mount Sunflower, the state’s highest point.
• FUN FACTS: Smith County marks the center of the 48 contiguous United States.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: More fun with friends! Planning to run / walk? This distance is best acheived in a group of 5+ who all like to MOVE!

• SIGNFICANCE: The Flint Hills Trail is the seventh-longest rail-trail in America, and the longest trail in Kansas. It follows the general route of the Santa Fe National Historic Trail and forms a component of the coast-to-coast American Discovery Trail.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: The Flint Hills represent one of the last remaining tallgrass prairie ecosystems in the world. It is home to abundant prairie plant and wildlife species, spectacular views, national historic sites, and a diverse set of recreational areas. The eastern portions of the route travels alongside the Marais Des Cygnes River, between rushing waters and towering bluffs, through rolling farmland and riparian woodlands.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Run / walk a 5k per day and this distance can be covered in just over 1 month!

• TERRAIN: Kentucky can be divided into five major physiographic regions: the Mississippi Embayment or Jackson Purchase in the west, the Mississippian Plateaus or Pennyrile, the Western Coal Field, the Bluegrass, and the Eastern Coal Field.
• FUN FACTS: Kentucky is known as the horse capital of the world – and the Kentucky Derby, first held in 1875 at Churchill Downs racetrack in Louisville, is the longest-running sports event in the United States.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: More fun with friends! Planning to run / walk? This distance is best acheived in a group of 5+ who all like to MOVE!

• SIGNFICANCE: The Kentucky Derby is the longest-running sports event in the United States. Dubbed the “Run for the Roses,” and often referred to as the greatest two minutes in sports – thoroughbred horses race a distance of 1.25 miles
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Collecting state magnets? This is an easy distance to knock out in 1 day! See how fast you can go!

• TERRAIN: “Louisiana’s topography consists of relatively flat lowlands located on the coastal plain of the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi River’s alluvial plain. The highest point in Louisiana is along its border with Arkansas but it still below 1,000 feet (305 m)”
• FUN FACTS: Louisiana is known for many festivals such as the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Bayou Country Superfest, Essence Music Festival, Festival International, Voodoo Experience and its most famous, Mardi Gras.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: The route travels through thousands of acres of untouched wetlands, and three National Wildlife Refuges: Cameron Prairie, Sabine, and Lacassine, plus a bird sanctuary! 
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in no time with regular run / walks of 5+ miles

• SIGNFICANCE: A popular tourist attraction, Bourbon Street embodies the life of a party town. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Bourbon Street runs 13 blocks through the heart of the French Quarter, from Canal Street to Esplanade Avenue
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Collecting state magnets? This is an easy distance to knock out in 1 day! Did someone say “walktail”? We’re not advocating that you break any open container laws, but it sounds fitting to imagine yourself enjoying this 2 mile stretch with an adult bev in hand. 

• TERRAIN: Maine is divided into three distinct areas; the Atlantic Ocean Coastal Lowlands, the Central Uplands, and mountain ranges of the Appalachian Mountains in the northwestern reaches of the state.
• FUN FACTS: 90% of the country’s lobster supply comes from Maine. It’s also the largest producer of blueberries!
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: The Carriage Roads and stone bridges in Acadia National Park were financed and directed by philanthropist John D. Rockefeller, Jr., between 1913 and 1940, for hikers, bikers, horseback riders and carriages.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: The network includes 57 miles of woodland roads free of motor vehicles, of which 45 miles are within Acadia National Park . These allow seasonal cross-country skiing and limited snowmobiling. Twelve miles are on private land.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This is a great distance for a casual run / walker to acheive within 1 month

• TERRAIN: The landscape of eastern Maryland is dominated by the Chesapeake Bay and the low-lying Coastal Plain that surrounds it. 
• FUN FACTS: Maryland has been called “America in Miniature” because so much is packed into its 10,460 square miles of land and water.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: Construction for the nation’s first major highway began in Cumberland, Maryland in 1811 and headed west 
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This is a great distance for an active runner (5+ miles per day) Add in biking and hit your goal in no time!

• TERRAIN: The center of the state has streams and plains with gentle hills. Toward the west, the land rises into mountains. It includes a popular spot for fall-leaf watching called the Berkshires, as well as Massachusetts‘ highest point, Mount Greylock.
• FUN FACTS: Massachusetts is home to the very first American lighthouse, which was built in the Boston Harbor in 1716.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance is best acheived with a crew 

• SIGNFICANCE: One of the most famous scenic drives in the Berkshires
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Over 100 attractions along its winding course, the Mohawk Trail Byway will take you past sights like Shelburne Falls famous Bridge of Flowers, the striking “Hail to the Sunrise” statue and even crumbling ruins from pre-colonial times.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This is a great distance for a moderate run / walker to achieve in about 1 month

• SIGNFICANCE: The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long path through downtown Boston, Massachusetts
• POINTS OF INTEREST: The Freedom Trail connects 16 locations significant to the history of the United States 
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Collecting state magnets? This is an easy distance to knock out in 1 day!

• TERRAIN: The Upper Peninsula features low rolling hills and occasional swamps in the east and higher hills with rugged terrain in the west. The eastern section of the Upper Peninsula is part of the Great Lakes Plain, while the western section from Lake Superior into the Porcupine Mountains lies within the Superior Upland.
• FUN FACTS: Michigan has more miles of freshwater shoreline than any other state in the nation.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• POINTS OF INTEREST: Detroit’s Main Street – Was the Saginaw Trail, long before Detroit was a city. Native Americans heavily used the trail to get around. While Woodward only stretched north to Pontiac, the Saginaw Trail was a foot path that reached all the way to Saginaw. It was the first paved road in the United States. It’s gained international fame for being the route of the annual Woodward Dream Cruise, an iconic multi-day parade of classic cars.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this. Run / walk 1+ mile per day and you’ll easily cover this distance in under a month. 

• TERRAIN: Most of Minnesota is comprised of gently rolling plains formed when glaciers moved over the area. The northern part of Minnesota is the most rugged. The northeast section of the state has many rocky ridges and deep lakes and the area north of Lake Superior is the roughest and most isolated.
• FUN FACTS: Known as the Land of 10,000 Lakes, Minnesota actually has 11,842 lakes
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• POINTS OF INTEREST: This hiking trail follows the rocky ridges overlooking Lake Superior, traveling through forests of birch, aspen, pine, fir, and cedar.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This is a great distance for a combined activities! Consider adding biking or xc skiing to see your mileage add up quick.

• TERRAIN: Except for its hilly northeast corner, Mississippi is mostly marshy plains, prairies, river lowlands, and pine woods.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: This trail forged by Indians was followed by early explorers, Hernando De Soto and later, Meriwether Lewis. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Ishtehotopah, the last Chickasaw king, built his home nearby.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Perfect for mild to moderate activity. Log 10+ miles per week and you can complete this distance solo, within 1 month!

• TERRAIN: In this area the land is characterized by gently rolling hills, fertile plains, and well-watered prairie country. South of the Missouri, a large portion of the state lies in the Ozark Mountains.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: The longest developed rail trail in the country!
• POINTS OF INTEREST: The greater park area is dubbed Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT or Katy) and has 26 trailheads and four fully restored railroad depots along the way. The trail between Cooper County and St. Charles County is an official part of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail and the Katy Trail is also part of the American Discovery Trail. Stay active and take in some American history!
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This is a great distance for combined acitivties. Try adding biking into your routine to cover ground more quickly! 

• TERRAIN: Montana is a vast and varied state of mountains, canyons, river valleys, forests, grassy plains, badlands, and caverns.
• FUN FACTS: Montana’s “Big Sky” covers a land area of more than 147,000 square miles, making Montana the fourth largest state in the nation.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Participate with a team, or add biking / skating to your routine to cover some serious ground.

• SIGNFICANCE: Scenic mountain road through Glacier National Park
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Logan Pass at an elevation of 6,646 feet (2,026 m), is the highest point on the road
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with regular hikes of 2-3+ miles

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• SIGNFICANCE: Follow in the footsteps of the famous explorers.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Traverse hrough bountiful cropland and beautifully wooded bluffs framing the Missouri River, discover Native American culture and bustling Omaha
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Moderate to active run / walker (3-5 miles per day) can acheive this goal in about 1 month

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• SIGNFICANCE: Nevada’s Highway 50 as the “Loneliest Road in America.”
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Research states – “There are no attractions or points of interest along the original stretch of road and warned drivers not risk traveling the route unless they had ‘survival skills.'” Good thing we’re going there virtually!
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: It’s dubbed the Loneliest Road, but consider making this a team trek.

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• SIGNFICANCE: This section of the Appalachian Trail (and the state of New Hampshire in general) has more miles above treeline than any other Trail state. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Scenic sites along the way include Mt Washington, (New England’s highest peak) Crawford Notch and Franconia Notch (a popular section of this iconic thru-hike) and Lost River Gorge
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Add some incline and transport yourself into the ridgeline of the White Mountains!

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• SIGNFICANCE: The Pulaski Skyway is a four-lane bridge-causeway in the northeastern part of the U.S. state of New Jersey, carrying an expressway designated U.S. Route 1/9 for most of its length.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: The landmark structure has a total length of 3.502 miles. Its longest bridge spans 550 feet
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Collecting state magnets? This is an easy distance to knock out in 1 day!

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• SIGNFICANCE: The Finger Lakes Trail is the longest continuous hiking trail in New York State. There have been over 380 hikers who have completed the main FLT from end to end.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: The trail runs from the New York/Pennsylvania border in Allegheny State Park to the junction of the Long Path in the Catskills
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This a great distance for a moderately active run/ walk team of 5+. If all of you shoot for 10,000 steps a day – you’ll achieve this distance in about 1 month!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This distance can be achieved solo with regular long-distance activity, especially if you add in biking and / or rowing!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This is a great distance for a beginner / casual run/walker. Shoot for 1+ mile per day and you’ll hit your goal in 1 month!

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• SIGNFICANCE: From Monticello to Hillsborough, this route provides an impressive tour of 18th- and 19th-century history in North Carolina.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this! This distance is perfect for a modertately active run / walker. Shoot for 10,000 steps per day and you’ll hit this distance within 1 month!

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• SIGNFICANCE: THE PHRASE MAAH DAAH HEY ORIGINATES WITH THE MANDAN INDIANS, A TRIBE LOCATED IN NORTH DAKOTA, THEIR ABORIGINAL HOME. IN THE MANDAN LANGUAGE, A SINGLE WORD OR PHRASE CAN CONTAIN PROFOUND MEANING. IN SIMPLE ENGLISH, THE PHRASE MEANS AN AREA THAT WILL BE AROUND FOR A LONG TIME.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: This non-motorized single track trail runs from USFS Burning Coal Vein Campground 30 miles south of Medora, to the USFS CCC campground 16 miles south of Watford City.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with daily run / walks of 5+ miles

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• SIGNFICANCE: The Buckeye Trail is a 1,444-mile hiking trail and long-distance trail that loops around the state of Ohio.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Part of it is on roads and part is on wooded trail. Road portions of the trail are gradually being relocated to separate trail.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite the crew! This is a great distance for a team of 5-10

Cleveland rocks! Take a virtual ride on scenic route 6 starting from the Rock and Roll hall of fame in Cleveland and enjoying the lakeshore scenery as you travel the perimeter of Lake Erie all the way to Toledo.

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• SIGNFICANCE: Oklahoma has more drivable miles of Route 66 than any other state.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: You’ll cross some of the earliest roadbeds and one of the longest bridges on the Mother Road.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Enjoy the open road – by bike! This is a great distance for combined activities

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Talk about BREWtiful! This picturesque stretch from Tillamook to Cannon Beach on the northern end of the Oregon Coast is not one to miss. The long stretches of sand are hosts to large rocks and majestic monoliths – a photographer’s dream.

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• POINTS OF INTEREST: The trail goes through three state parks and passes within 2 miles of three more state parks.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this! This distance is perfect for a modertately active run / walker. Shoot for 10,000 steps per day and you’l hit this distance within 1 month!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this! This distance is perfect for a modertately active run / walker. Shoot for 10,000 steps per day and you’l hit this distance within 1 month!

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• SIGNFICANCE: Characterized by farms, woodlands, lakes and small towns. There are numerous historical sites along the way.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this! This distance is perfect for a modertately active run / walker. Shoot for 10,000 steps per day and you’l hit this distance within 1 month!

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• SIGNFICANCE: From Bear Butte State Park to Wind Cave National Park, this trail marks the 100th anniversary of state hood, 1889 to 1989, and represents the diversity of South Dakota.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: There are many other trailheads that also access the Centennail Trail across the Forest.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this! This distance is perfect for a modertately active run / walker. Shoot for 10,000 steps per day and you’l hit this distance within 1 month!

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• SIGNFICANCE: The Appalachian Trail first opened as a continuous trail in 1937 and is very popular amongst thru-hikers (who hike the entire length of the trail, start to finish, in one season). The full trail is 2,180-miles through Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Georgia.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: Tennessee’s stretch of the A.T. boasts sun-dappled forests, high elevation summits and native grasses – inspriring it’s designation as a National Scenic Trail.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: It’s common for thru-hikers to break the trail up into 4-6 mile sections to cover per day. See if you can do the same!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: Also known as Texas 21 – this route was originally used by Spanish missionaries and Native Americans as far back as the 1700s.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: From Toledo Bend Reservoir to San Antonio – this route includes some serious historical landmarks
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This a great distance for a moderately active run/ walk team of 5+. If all of you shoot for 10,000 steps a day – you’ll achieve this distance in about 1 month!

• SIGNFICANCE: This never-ending stretch of road leads to the breathtaking Guadalupe Mountains.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: You’ll see very few cars but plenty of gorgeous candy coloured skies and wide-open Texas plains.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with regular run / walks of 2-3+ miles

• SIGNFICANCE: The Devil’s Backbone is a limestone ridge which runs from Wimberley to Blanco with nothing but gorgeous scenery in between.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: In addition to beautiful views, it’s home to some of the states most haunted sites, like Purgatory Road! Popular with ghost hunters, rumour has it that an apparition is said to appear on the hoods of cars as they drive along…
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with regular run / walks of 2-3+ miles

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: While some of the backcountry roads are still considered rough and remote, Highway 12 remains a popular scenic route for many.
• POINTS OF INTEREST: This road travels through some of the nation’s most beautiful landscapes: Bryce Canyon National Park, Dixie National Forest, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, the Aquarius Plateau, Red Rock Canyon, and Capitol Reef National Park, amongst many other natural wonders.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with regular run / walks of 3-5+ miles

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This a great distance for a moderately active run/ walk team of 3+. If all of you shoot for 10,000 steps a day – you’ll achieve this distance in about 1 month!

• SIGNFICANCE: The Long Trail runs the length of the state of Vermont. It is the oldest long-distance backpacking trail in the United States, (finished in 1930) and it later became the inspiration for the Appalachian Trail. 
• POINTS OF INTEREST: On the Long Trail, hikers encounter the best natural features Vermont has to offer, including pristine ponds, alpine sedge, hardwood forests, and swift streams. Known as the “footpath in the wilderness,” it is easy in few sections and rugged in most. Steep inclines and plenty of mud present hikers with plenty of challenges.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Follow the format of a thru-hiker and break this distance up into managable sections over the coures of a few weeks. Consider adding a range of activities like biking and hiking! 

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• POINTS OF INTEREST: George Washington’s home at Mount Vernon, Olde Town Alexandria, Arlington National Cemetery, and the local’s favorite Gravelly Point (at the north end of National Airport’s main runway).
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Collecting state magnets? This is an easy distance to knock out in 1 week!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

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• SIGNIFICANCE: This loop around our National’s Capital is iconic
• POINTS OF INTEREST: This 4.3 mile distance starts and ends at the US Capitol Building, looping down the paved path of the National Mall mall to the Lincoln Memorial and back – passing sites like the Smithsonian, World War II Memorial, Reflecting Pool and the Washington Monument.
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Run / walk / jog / hike / bike / swim – travel this distance in celebration of Inauguration Day – Wednesday, January 20, 2021

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Invite all your friends. Run, walk, jog, hike, bike, skate, swim – this distance will take some teamwork!

• SIGNFICANCE: The Birkie Trail system is a year- round mecca for running, hiking, biking, biking, and cross- country skiing. During the ski season, the Birkie Trail is groomed exclusively for cross-country skiers, both skate and classic techniques.
• FUN FACT: The American Birkebeiner is the largest cross-country ski race in North America, and one of the longest. It debuted in 1973 and was a founding member of the Worldloppet federation of cross-country ski marathons
• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: This distance is great for moderate run / walkers. Be sure to work in a xc ski loop or two!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Rally the troops! This distance best achieved with a team of 5+

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this! This distance is perfect for a modertately active run / walker. Shoot for 10,000 steps per day and you’l hit this distance within 1 month!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: You got this! This distance is perfect for a modertately active run / walker. Shoot for 10,000 steps per day and you’l hit this distance within 1 month!

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• TIPS FOR COMPLETING THIS DISTANCE: Go solo! You can acheive this distance in a month’s time with regular run / walks of 2-3+ miles

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