routemarch

/ˈruːtˌmɑːrtʃ/
noun
  1. A long, tiring walk, especially one taken by soldiers as part of training.
    • The routemarch left everyone exhausted but proud of their endurance.
    • During boot camp, we had a routemarch every Friday morning.
    • The soldiers completed a 20-mile routemarch through the forest.
  2. A planned walking route, often for a group or event.
    • The scout leader mapped out a routemarch for the weekend hike.
    • We followed the routemarch through the historic part of the city.
    • The charity walk had a routemarch that passed several landmarks.
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