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An illustrated itinerary

The walk, stop by stop

The 3 stops of North to the Peace Arch, in route order.

Planned dates
Walking distance
356.2 miles
Days
45
Stops
46

North to the Peace Arch

  1. A weathered storefront stands at a quiet rural crossroads among golden fields, evergreens and utility poles beneath a broad painted sky.

    Day 14 · Planned

    Custer

    Whatcom County, Washington

    The planned 14.6-mile day ends in Custer. Its school history reaches from a district founded in 1891 to the building that joined the Ferndale district in 1941.

    14.6 planned walking miles
  2. Gouache harbor scene with weathered mooring posts and ropes in the foreground, small fishing boats beside wooden sheds, and low wooded shores beneath a cloudy sky.

    Day 15 · Planned

    Blaine

    Washington

    The planned 7.5-mile leg reaches Blaine before the Peace Arch crossing. Fishing, logging and the international boundary are part of the city’s own account of its history.

    7.5 planned walking miles
  3. Gouache illustration of the white Peace Arch above a park path. A tiny walker in coral passes beneath its rounded opening, framed by autumn trees and flower beds.

    Day 16 · Planned

    Elgin, Surrey

    Elgin, South Surrey, British Columbia

    The planned Day 16 crossing reaches Elgin, Surrey, on September 22, 2026: the date currently listed for World Marrow Donor Day. The land stage carries 8.6 planned walking miles.

    8.6 planned walking miles
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