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One of the challenges of this requirement is that doing it along an established trail may be somewhat pointless. A large field might make more sense. It could also be completed in an urban area where travel in various directions is very possible but the markers can direct the correct course. On an urban course you can require that the followers provide addresses or record some feature at each turn of the route so you can verify they actually completed the correct path.
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One of the challenges of this requirement is that doing it along an established trail may be somewhat pointless. A large field might make more sense. It could also be completed in an urban area where travel in various directions is very possible but the markers can direct the correct course. On an urban course you can require that the followers provide addresses or record some feature at each turn of the route so you can verify they actually completed the correct path.

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One of the challenges of this requirement is that doing it along an established trail may be somewhat pointless. A large field might make more sense. It could also be completed in an urban area where travel in various directions is very possible but the markers can direct the correct course. On an urban course you can require that the followers provide addresses or record some feature at each turn of the route so you can verify they actually completed the correct path.

One of the challenges of this requirement is that doing it along an established trail may be somewhat pointless. A large field might make more sense. It could also be completed in an urban area where travel in various directions is very possible but the markers can direct the correct course. On an urban course you can require that the followers provide addresses or record some feature at each turn of the route so you can verify they actually completed the correct path.