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Where does the East Coast Greenway start and end?

The East Coast Greenway is composed of a 3,000-mile spine route, Key West north to the Canadian border in Maine, along with a number of complementary routes offering additional scenic options in Virginia, Rhode Island to Cape Cod, and in Maine.



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How long does it take to travel the entire East Coast Greenway? By bike, most cyclists will take between two and four months, depending on how many miles a day they want to ride. The three people who have walked the entire route took roughly six months.

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The East Coast Greenway is a 3,000-mile pedestrian and bicycle route between Maine and Florida along the East Coast of the United States.



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Here are our top 10 East Coast Trail Summer Hikes:
  • 1: Cape Broyle to Calvert – Full Day 18 Kilometre Hike. ...
  • 2: Pouch Cove to Cape St. ...
  • 3: Outer Cove to Red Cliffs – Half Day 8 Kilometre Hike. ...
  • 4: La Manche Village to Brigus South – Full Day 14 Kilometre Hike. ...
  • 5: Torbay to Flat Rock – Half Day 8 Kilometre Hike.


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Motion Path (Petty Harbour - Shoal Bay Road) Walk through the two communities to the start in Petty Harbour. A 13.5-kilometre (8.4 mi) that is moderate to difficult. It takes 7–9 hours. There are steep ascents and descents on this wild and exposed coastal trail.

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The East Coast Greenway connects 15 states, 450 cities and towns, and 3,000 miles of people-powered trails from Maine to Florida —the country's longest biking and walking route.

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The East Coast Greenway threads it way across nearly 600 miles in Florida. From Georgia, the Greenway enters the state at Fernandina Beach, then makes its way through 13 counties before reaching Key West, the southernmost mainland point of the United States.

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Camp only at designated campsites, or in/near trailhead communities if possible. Seek permission from landowners before camping trailside on private property. Respect the privacy of landowners. In established sites, tent only on platforms or levelled sites provided.

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“There can be no doubt: The toughest day hike in all of the Appalachian Mountains is the Black Mountain Crest Trail (BMCT),” says Blood, president of the North Carolina High Peaks Trail Association. Lovingly named the “Death March,” this lung-bursting point-to-point summits six 6,000-foot mountains in just 11.3 miles.

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