The answer depends on your state of fitness, the weather, your motivation and if you are carrying a heavy rucksack. 20 miles in 7 hours is 2.8mph and reasonably comfortable for a fit person. 26 miles in 7 means a much harder pace of 3.7mph and it takes a concerted effort to bash out this pace. The Royal Marines final test is a 30 mile yomp over Dartmoor in 8 hours at 3.75mph. They do it carrying 18kg or about 40lbs.
The problems arise when doing this on consecutive days. Back to back 20 milers get tiring. Up this to 26 and it gets hard. But if you train for it and get fit it is possible. John Merrill, the first person to walk the entire British coastline would often put in back to back 30 milers at a good pace with 50lbs of kit.
Personally I would only do 3 days of 20 milers if I had to. Knocking things back to 15 makes any walking experience more of a pleasure.
Well, being that there are 365 days in every normal year and 2026 is not a leap year, there will be 365 days in 2026.
Walking at about 3 miles an hour, it would take 1370 hours and 40 minutes. Walking at 12 hours a day, that would take 114 days.
In an aeroplane about 1 hour In a car about 8 hours Walking about 10 days By cruise ship about 30 hours
"Normal" walking speed is around 4 miles per hour. At that rate it would take 175 hours of walking to cover 700 miles.
If you take it that a person walks at about 3 miles per hour, then that would be 774 hours and 40 minutes. That is just over 32 days, walking 24 hours a day, which of course you could not do. So it depends on how many hours a day you spent walking. So at 12 hours a day that would be about 64 days and at 8 hours a day that would be about 96 days.
By car it is 1,113 miles. It would take about 16 hours and 17 minutes to make that drive. By walking it would be 1,037 miles. To walk that far it would take about 14 days and 3 hours continuously walking.
Walking at 3 - 4 miles an hour for 8 - 9 hours a day any moderately fit person should be able to cover 100 miles in three days.
car= 3 hours and 17 mins walking= 2 days and 18 hours bycycle= 18 hours and 1 min
According to Google Earth walking from Vancouver Edmonton, using the shortest route which is 763 miles it would take 10 days, and 14 hours, if you walked 24 hours a day. Although, according to my calculations if you were to walk at 3 1/2 miles an hour, which I read is the normal walking speed. For most people, and you walked for six hours. You would cover 21 miles, which means that walking from Vancouver to Edmonton would take 36 days and 8 hours.
At 2 miles per hour, walking 12 hours per day, it’d take 166.67 days.
An average, non-competitive walking rate is 3 to 4 miles per hour.So 2,670 miles would take 667 to 890 hours ... between 83 and 111eight-hour days of walking.
The distance is 298 Miles. That is about 5 hours and 36 minutes if traveling by car. If you were planning on walking, it would be 254 Miles, and that would take about 3 days and 13 hours.