# Long-trail record. Field meanings: docs/schema.md in this repository. id = "sea-to-sea-route" name = "Sea-to-Sea Route" short_name = "C2C" country = "US" regions = ["ND", "MN", "WI", "MI", "OH", "PA", "NY", "VT", "MT", "ID", "WA"] length_km = 12513 length_note = "7,775 mi walked by Andrew Skurka; the route itself is described as a 7,800-mile network" kind = "route" tier = "regional" designation = "Person-defined route (Ron Strickland, 1996); no agency or association" wave = 1 [source] status = "none" publisher = "Ron Strickland (publishes the route)" publisher_url = "https://andrewskurka.com/adventures/sea-to-sea-route/" url = "https://andrewskurka.com/adventures/sea-to-sea-route/overview/" format = "No line included" crs = "EPSG:4326" licence = "none-stated" licence_text = "No track is included, so no source licence applies to a track. This record names the creator and the page its facts were read on (https://andrewskurka.com/adventures/sea-to-sea-route/overview/, read 2026-11-10)." attribution = "none (no line included)" osm_only = false mainline = "No track is included; the route is a network of published trails." source_checked = "2026-11-10" redistributable = true line_source = "none (no line included)" line_file = "" line_absent_reason = "The route is a network of existing published trails with no whole track of its own; no track or GPX for it was found. The overview page is where the route is described." [osm] relation = 0 note = "No route relation found when searched on 2026-11-10." [shield] status = "no-logo-exists" logo_source = "" contact = "Ron Strickland" note = "No logo is included; a person-defined route has no emblem. Ask the creator before using any mark." logo_file = "" logo_owner = "Ron Strickland" [verification] verified = false note = "No line to measure." [route] creator = "Ron Strickland" year = 1996 line_policy = "open" creator_words = "The Sea-to-Sea Route (C2C) is a 7,800-mile network of existing long-distance hiking trails that spans almost continuously between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, with the exception of an 800-mile gap in North Dakota and Montana along the Missouri River and a less formidable 30-mile gap in Vermont." creator_words_url = "https://andrewskurka.com/adventures/sea-to-sea-route/overview/" note = "A network of existing long-distance trails, with an 800-mile gap in North Dakota and Montana and a 30-mile gap in Vermont, joining the North Country, Pacific Northwest and other trails. Ron Strickland started thinking about it in 1996; Andrew Skurka made the first thru-hike from August 2004 to July 2005." [[guide]] title = "Sea-to-Sea Route overview and route description" author = "Andrew Skurka" access = "free" url = "https://andrewskurka.com/adventures/sea-to-sea-route/overview/" format = "web pages" [[guide]] title = "Great Western Loop and Sea-to-Sea Route Slideshows" author = "Andrew Skurka" access = "purchase" url = "https://andrewskurka.com/product/slideshows-on-disk-great-western-loop-and-sea-to-sea-route/" format = "slideshow on disk (not a route track)"