Statistics and Maps

Cycling, Hiking and Paddling my way around the world since February 2014

Total Distance of Human Powered Travel: 49493km (30754 miles)

Where am I now (Updated January 2021)

Current Location = Sydney, Australia

Red Line = Hiking
Blue Line = Cycling
Yellow Line = Canoeing
Click on the map and zoom in for a closer look.

Cycling stats

Kilometers Cycled = 32690km (20313 miles)
Number of days cycling = 470
Longest distance cycled in 1 day = 161km (100 miles)
Highest point reached by bike = 4194m (13760ft) Nevado de Tuluca, Mexico
Most ascended in 1 day = 2541 vertical meters, Tioga Pass, California
Steepest grade road ridden = 31.5% grade, Filbert St, San Francisco
Fastest speed by bike (downhill) = 90km/h (56 mph) down Tioga Pass, California
Number of flat tyres = 36
Number of tyres destroyed or worn out = 6

Hiking Stats

Kilometers Hiked = 15930km (9898 miles)
Number of days hiking = 620
Number of shoes worn out = 11
Thru Hikes Completed = 4
Pacific Crest Trail
Continental Divide Trail
Appalachian Trail
Te Araroa Trail
Longest Distance hiked in 1 day = 67km (42miles)
Highest point reached by foot = 4461m (14636ft) Volcán La Malinche, Mexico

On the Water Stats

Number of days Canoeing or Kayaking = 16
Kilometers by Canoe or Kayak = 873km (542 miles)
Longest distance covered in 1 day = 109km
Rivers Canoed = 2
Yukon River, Canada
Whanganui River, New Zealand

Other stats

Longest number of days without a shower = 13
Furthest North visited = Barrow, Alaska. 71 degrees north.
Hottest Temp = 43C (109F)  Day 105 on the PCT
Coldest Temp = -12C (10F) Bryce Canyon National Park and Day 149 CDT

7 thoughts on “Statistics and Maps”

  1. Thanks. Not sure about how I get readers. I just write and photograph my travels, that’s all I do!

  2. Yes, I remember the Mendips. I’m currently in Alaska and start cycling tomorrow. The weather is perfect. Well at the time of writing. Have fun in Iceland.

  3. Hi Melissa, great to meet you, glad you like it. I will have a look at your stats page, I have other things I will add in the future when I have time.

  4. Sorry for the slow reply. Yes Tasmania is unique and amazing. Thanks for following my blog and hope things are well with you both.

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