Long-distance walks are extended hiking or walking journeys that typically cover significant distances, often exceeding 10 miles in a single day. These walks can take place on various terrains, including trails, roads, and natural landscapes. They are popular among outdoor enthusiasts and can be done solo or in groups. Many long-distance walks are organized as part of events or challenges, such as the Camino de Santiago in Spain or the Appalachian Trail in the United States. Participants often prepare by training and planning their routes, ensuring they have the necessary gear and supplies for their journey.