Group walks involving three or more people present unique logistical challenges compared to solo journeys, requiring greater coordination, international approvals, and complex decision-making processes. These collective endeavors have often been undertaken to promote peace, social causes, and global understanding.

Crossing Canada on foot represents one of the most challenging endeavors in North American adventure travel, spanning approximately 7,000-8,000 kilometers from coast to coast. These remarkable individuals have undertaken this epic journey for various reasons—raising funds for charity, raising awareness for important causes, setting records, or simply pursuing personal challenges.

Throughout American history, individuals have undertaken the extraordinary challenge of walking from coast to coast, often driven by personal missions, charitable causes, or the simple desire to accomplish something remarkable. These modern-day pioneers have covered thousands of miles on foot, inspiring others while raising awareness for important social issues and demonstrating the power of human determination and endurance.

As the world becomes increasingly accessible, the allure of exploring every corner of our planet grows stronger. However, not all destinations are advisable for travel. Various factors such as political instability, environmental concerns, health risks, and ethical issues can turn certain places into no-go zones for responsible travelers, also in the past. Below is a selection of aphorisms dedicated to this theme.