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Athlete Route Start date Style Status
Antoine Clément John Muir Trail via Whitney Portal (CA) Supported In progress
Gabriela Aramayo Grande Traversée du Mercantour Supported In progress
Lila Miller Appalachian Trail (AT) Self-supported DNF
Francis Vachon Traversée de la réserve faunique de Matane par le Sentier International des Appalaches-Québec GR A1 (QC, Canada) Unsupported DNF
John Kelly Appalachian Trail (AT) Supported DNF
Karel Sabbe HexaTrek - crossing France (France) Supported Complete - New FKT pending verification
Sophie Woods Via Alpina (Slovenia, Italy, Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, France, Monaco) Supported Complete - New FKT!
Aurelien Sanchez Pacific Crest Trail (CA, OR, WA) Supported Complete - New FKT!

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  • pbakwin:
    Léonie van den Haak announced her intent to set the FKT (OKT?): "The date has been set: on April 29th I will start in Kyoto. Without getting lost the total distance should be 537km, even though Garmin has added some bonus miles...... I will share… read more »
  • Austin Pryor:
    Hey All! I believe that I am supposed to state my intentions at an FKT attempt? So myself and 3-5 others are going to attempt a new Unsupported FKT on the R2R Starting May 23 or 24th, 2018.
  • JonInVB:
    Will be attempting the "Dub Cap" starting this Friday morning. Solo, self-supported "Double" of the route. 105+ Miles Jamestown/Williamsburg to Richmond and then turning around and coming back. Will probably sleep on side of path as given the remote… read more »
  • Case24:
    It was a great day on the trails! Here's the link to Derek's Suunto data... http://www.movescount.com/moves/move210270659
  • matthewagilbert:
    This should have read "At ELGIN my wife and I had lunch..." I would also add that another variant of this route could incorporate a section of the Fox River Trail, adding around 19 miles but eliminating the need to drive between trail heads.