How long would it take to walk to NY from Boston?Do you know where I can find a map of the route I would take?
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The mileage between Boston and NYC is 190 miles "as the crow flies" (in other words, a straight line.) Road mileage would be somewhat higher. Most people can walk at a pace of about 3 mph--a mile in about 20 minutes, 3 miles in an hour. Number of steps depends on the person's stride--if each step is about 2 1/2 ft. then you would be correct, about 2000 steps (a mile being 5,280 ft.)So, if you walked 7 to 8 hours a day, it would take about 10 days.\n\nYou'd want to stick to the back roads, so you'd need local maps. Maps are available at most any convenience store. You could also inquire about bike/hiking paths along the way. There are hiking clubs that could help you in planning a route. And...wear comfortable shoes! :)
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The Avon Walk,  Chicago June 3-4 For 2 days and 39 miles. Awesome group they have been busy doing walker drives all over the area. If you are interested in joining you can go to the site and sign up as a walker or helper. If you want to pledge for a certain walker you can look them up on-line there too. if you want to give but don't care who the walker is you can do that also.  or you can call them directly at 1-800-510-WALK  they have a minimum amount for fund raising goal. Great thing though... good luck and enjoy\n(be sure to pick chicago in the location box in the upper left of screen)
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1) Any GOOD skiing/snowboarding resort near the nyc area?\n\nHere are some ideas. I just googled nyc ski trips.\n\nhttp://nymag.com/nymetro/travel/features/n_8315//index.html\n\nAlso, check out Gore mountain, Hunter, Killington. Keep in mind the further from NYC you get, the less crowd you get. Northern Vermont is a little less congested, but more of a drive.\n\n2) Is it usually a day trip of overnight?\n\nOvernight. Most of these places are a minimum of 4 hours one way.\n\n3) How do you get there? driving your own, take a bus?\n\nI would just drive...but check out a travel company or ski club. They organize transportation and what not.\n\n4) Do you need to make any reservation at the resort?\n\nNo...well, yes, to stay at a hotel, that would be a good idea. Weekends can be booked pretty tight.\n\n5) Do you recommend getting your own gears?\n\nNo. Not unless you plan on skiing more than 10 times a year. You might not have checked that out yet, but ski gear is expensive.\n\n6) How much is admission?\n\nCheck the websites. You purchase what are called "lift tickets". One lift ticket is good for one day (there are variations such as half-day, or night also).\n\n7) What should I wear?\n\nLayers: a thermal top, long underwear, ski pants, turtleneck, sweater, jacket. Gloves or mitts are mandatory. A hat.\n\n8) Should I get a lesson?\n\nYES. You will waste a lot of money on travel and lift tickets if you don't spend on the lesson as well. One lesson gets you on the slopes. Most areas provide a "beginners special", providing rental gear, a lesson, and a lift ticket.
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What's the furthest you'd go. . .(I assume you mean remote from NYC)
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Go to mapquest.com , it will tell you exactly how many miles!
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well. what do u need a map directions? Go to google maps.
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You did not give cities so here is a general answer. Mileage from NY, NY to Louisville , KY is ~750 miles. Travel time is based on traffic, stops, weather, road construction, and speed of travel.\n\nMileage from NY, NY to Indianapolis, IN is ~735 miles.
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I know there is http://www.capitoltrailways.com/ Captiol Trailways that has bus service in New York and Reading.
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Unless it is a very new road you can use www.mapquest.com\n\nIt will even give you directions.
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You should consult an art dealer in Boston.  There are a number in the Back Bay near Copley Square.
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Well obviously if you've been there before then you don't need someone to help you. But New York is a large city, so you'll probably need someone to show/ help you around for a little while until you get used to it.\n\nPersonally, I'd find my way around as I don't know anyone there.
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in a department store in the stationary section. You could go to mapquest.com for more specific directions.
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Take the Metro North.  I believe it stops in Rochelle?  Here's the website to check.\n\nhttp://www.mta.nyc.ny.us/mnr/
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There is no direct train from New York to Los Angeles, and never have been one.  You must change trains in Chicago, unless the train is a charter one.
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dude..\n\nare you on a scedule? take time with your woman..appreciate her in all ways. each one is different. would you use a New york map to get to a place in florida?\n\nsame thing...take your time ;-)
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If you start at Beningbrough you can walk down the East bank of the river (left hand bank travelling south to York) all the way into York City centre. The distance is about 6 to 6.5 miles.
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It is easiest to think of this in 2 steps.  First, how long does it take the east bound train going 65 mph to travel the 175 miles to the station?\n\nanswer: 175/65=2.6923 hours\n\nStep 2:  How fast does the westbound train need to go to travel the 63 miles in 2.6923 hours?\n\nanswer 63/2.6923 = 23.4 mph