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2021 NRT Photo Contest Winning Photo
Photo Category: Health and Fitness
Photographer: David Kravetz, Sumoflam Productions
Trail: Sheltowee Trace
Trudging the trail together at Red River Gorge in Kentucky.
Photo Details
Photo by: David Kravetz, Sumoflam Productions
Tags:
nrt photo contest, backcountry, hiking, health
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Walking partners on the Rivanna Trail in Charlottesville, Virginia
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The 10-mile trail at Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas is one of the most well-used trails in America
The 10-mile trail at Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas is one of the most well-used trails in America
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A youth runner participates in the Jim Mayer Riverswalk 10K race on a mild September afternoon.
A youth runner participates in the Jim Mayer Riverswalk 10K race on a mild September afternoon.
A youth runner participates in the Jim Mayer Riverswalk 10K race on a mild September afternoon.
Different ways to work out on the Mineral Belt Trail near Leadville, Colorado
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This 98-year old walker stays fit on the Withlacoochee State Trail. She was walking at Mile 23.5, the midpoint of the 47 mile trail.
This 98-year old walker stays fit on the Withlacoochee State Trail. She was walking at Mile 23.5, the midpoint of the 47 mile trail.
This 98-year old walker stays fit on the Withlacoochee State Trail. She was walking at Mile 23.5, the midpoint of the 47 mile trail.
