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FreeWalkers that demonstrate our true spirit of adventure and community.

Mackenzie Roe

hails from Edison, NJ and is our youngest official freewalker at 7 years old.  Awarded "Best Young FreeWalker 2011", she’s an inspiration to our younger and older walkers. Helped grandpa and grandma support our walks and walked over 25 miles so far in 2011. Got her sister, Kelly, and mom and dad to walk with us too! An outstanding 2^nd grade student, that loves to walk, run, bike and swim (future tri-athlete?). Favorite color – definitely pink. 

Abby Carman

Abby is a Cavapoo (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Poodle). She was 1 year old in January. She weighs 17 lbs. and is15 in. tall. Awarded "Best Animal FreeWalker 2011". At last count, she had walked over 50 miles in the Cross-Jersey Challenge. Her walking buddy, Maureen Carman tries to keep up with her as she typically walks 3 - 5 miles every morning and loves the dog park! Our tiny ball of energy!

Jim Gregoire
He is the answer to the question, "Which FreeWalker has walked the furthest?" Since 2006, Jim has been persuing his personal quest of walking across America, one long stretch at a time. His latest journey was through North Dakota and Montana bringing his total to about 3,000 miles. In shoes or sandals, there's no better distance walker. Track his adventures at his walking blog.

FreeWalkers is a social network for individuals interested in participating in distance walking events. Our group is free and open to everyone. We encourage each member to accomplish challenging goals as we work together, experience, and promote pro-pedestrian issues.

Disclaimer

FreeWalkers is an informal group of individuals who plan interesting and challenging walks and invite others to join but do not accept responsibility for their safety and welfare. Walkers who participate in any event should understand that they are participating separately and should be physically prepared and adequately supplied. Any advice offered makes no claims of expertise. Walking a long distance requires above average physical stamina, necessary rest and adequate food and water; which the walker must be prepared to carry or purchase along the way. We encourage all participants to walk together as a group and to have an emergency phone contact or other means of assistance in case of problems.