G3AndMeWalking: The Worlds Longest Walkable Path

I am on a journey to be the first person to complete the World’s Longest Walkable Path. From Cape Town, South Africa, to Magadan, Russia, by the end of 2026. In the process, I hope to deepen my relationship with God and explore His creations on a micro level.

On October 11, 2024, I began this walk. Since then, I’ve covered over 5,300 km on foot through South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, dipped into Zimbabwe, continued through Malawi, Tanzania, Rwanda, and am currently walking through Uganda. And every step of the way has been nothing short of a blessing: every sunrise, every encounter, and every trial.

This walk is more than just a challenge. It’s a calling. Through breathtaking landscapes and difficult moments, I’ve seen firsthand how God provides. Each step is a testimony to His love, grace, and the power of unwavering faith.

Beyond the spiritual calling, I walk for two more reasons. First, to become the first person to complete this incredible challenge. While a few have attempted the Google Maps route, no one has finished it. With God’s guidance, I intend to be the first. Second, this journey marks a personal transition, from motherhood into rediscovering who I am, beyond the roles that have shaped my life.

You can follow along at G3andmewalking on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram to see what’s already been accomplished. This is not just an idea, it’s happening. I’m walking steadily at 30 km a day, with the goal of reaching Magadan by May 2026.

My route will continue through South Sudan, Sudan, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Turkey, Georgia, Russia, and finally to Magadan. As I approach high-risk countries like South Sudan, Sudan, and Egypt, I’ll need resources to move through safely. Resources such as safety logistics, transportation, shelter, food, water, visas, etc.

Every donation makes a meaningful impact on my progress, especially as I navigate the challenging regions ahead. If you feel led to support this journey, please click the link below to donate or share it with others.

Thank you and God bless you.