Rambles

Rambling is a wide-ranging activity, so I’ve made a Top 18 in four categories: hikes, rambling zones, urban strolls, and courses. Hikes are on trails, rambling zones are open expanses for free roaming, urban strolls are city walks, and courses are big spaces where a sport is played (think golf, where the 18 comes from).

These lists are continuously updated as I go to more places. The order is not important.

Hikes	Rambling Zones	Urban Strolls	Courses (sports)
Longs Peak, CO	Hawaii Volcanoes	Chicago, IL	Olentangy, OH
Monte Sano, AL	Family Farm, MN	Nashville, TN	Bully Pulpit, ND
Glacier, MT	Jockey’s Ridge, NC	Seattle, WA	Pine Nursery, OR
Harney Peak, SD	Cross Ranch, ND	Minneapolis, MN	Twin Creeks, MN
Bluffs, WI	Alvord Desert, OR	La Crosse, WI	Papago, AZ
Superior, MN	Forest Clearings, VT	Boston, MA	Carpinito Bros, WA
Sedona, AZ	Salish Sea Islands, WA	Corvallis, OR	Pettibone, WI
Grand Canyon, AZ	The Quarry, WI	Portland, OR	Bridal Coulee, WI
Badlands, SD	Devil’s Tower, WY	New Orleans, LA	Long Beach, WA
Mt. Rainier, WA	Steamboat Rock, WA	Huntsville, AL	Maple Leaf Parade, WI
Olympics, WA	Cape Kiwanda, OR	Waikiki, HI	Highland Park, MN
Lake George, NY	Eagle Cave, WI	Madison, WI	NAD Park, WA
Mt. Hood, OR	Grandview Park, WA	Newport, OR	Forest Hills, WI
Grand Coulee, WA	Little Bighorn, MT	Olympia, WA	Devil’s Lake, WI
Marys Peak, OR	Sandbars, WI	Jackson, WY	Willamette Park, OR
Schweitzer, ID	Moenave, AZ	San Diego, CA	Kayak Point, WA
Yellowstone, WY	East River Flats, MN	Marquette, MI	Madison, WI
Teddy Roosevelt, ND	Willamette Farms, OR	Milwaukee, WI	North Seatac Park, WA

I wonder how long it would take to walk to all these places.

Probably not as long as would take to walk between these places.

Ever felt the need to go the distance? Here’s a map of long-distance walking routes (National Scenic Trails).

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