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Lenape34 Walkers

Oct 8, 2012

Walker Miles
Jeff Bierly 34
Eddie Evans 34
Robbie List 34
Rob List 34
Hilary Parton 34
Charles Tang 34
maurice teahan 34
Rick Vegh 34
Pete Fick 32
Jeff Gatto 32
Ian Hochstead 32
Paul Kiczek 29
Karen M. Kelly 28
Gary W. Sanderson 28
Haobo Lai 26
Jay Leslie 26
Sabine von Aulock 25
Raisa Dorta 22
john Pernas 22
Robert Ruhno 22
Steve Nix 20
Risa Olinsky 20
Jennifer Chaky 15
Robert Fouchaux 15
adriane berg 12
Roger Vellekamp 12
Joyce Faggins 10
Coralyn Gorlicki 9
Bruce Rights 8
Lynn Jacobs 7
Elizabeth McCoy 5
Catherine Outlaw 5
Chris Casciano 3

 

Oct 10, 2011

WalkerMiles
Peter  Avelar 34
Ana Maria Cardenas 34
Jennifer Chaky 34
MigiMouse 34
Michael Murray 34
Karen Kelly 32
Paul Kiczek 32
Jay Leslie 32
Shaun Kennedy 25
David Baker 21
Anthony Ewing 21
Robert Ruhno 19
Tom Landes 12
Roger Vellekamp 10
Claire Asarnow 7
Lynn Jacobs 7
Yon Lee 7
Rebecca Goldberg 6
Sophie Goldberg 6
Igor Goldberg 6
Rita Goldberg 6
Amy Hebard 6
Bonni McCoy 6
Tim Moriarty 6
Risa Olinsky 6
Alex Rodriguez 6
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Congratulations 2012 Lenape34 Walkers!

Congratulations to all 40 or so walkers that took part in the 3rd annual LENAPE34: The Origins Walk on Columbus Day, October 8, 2012. Many consider this the toughest event of our entire calendar due to its terrain, amount of daylight, weather, and various areas it covers. But we had actually a record number of 11 that finished either at Newark Penn or Broad St Station. An impressive FreeWalkers feat!

We traversed a mind-boggling 4 reservations, 3 public utility access routes, 15 parks and over a dozen towns. It was a 34-mile trek through woods, neighborhoods, and urban settings in the tradition of modern-day explorers. The walk started in Millburn and ended in Newark for those that could make it all the way. For others, there was plenty to experience and enjoy in this challenging event.

NOTE: Jay Leslie's GPS showed 5145 feet of cumulative ascent for the entire length last year.

 

 

Read about the LENAPE34 2011 and other related events


Lenape Trail Overview

The Lenape Trail was first established over 30 years ago by Al Kent, a retired trail coordinator who wanted to connect as many natural resources and points of interest in Essex County as he could, traversing towns, parks, woodlands, and residential areas along the way. Our walk along the trail takes you from the peak of South Mountain to urban Newark. The Lenape Trail is currently going through a revitalization effort largely due to Steve Marano and the NYNJ Trail Conference efforts. Steve also is involved in an effort to finalize the 130-mile Liberty Water Gap Trail across New Jersey.

 

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