This zip file contains the GPX file of the National Archives moderate running loop, presented in the Steps Through History: A Runner’s Path in Washington DC story map by Robert Grow.This route weaves through some of DC’s most notable government icons, starting and ending at the Capitol. From there, you’ll pass by the National Archives, housing documents like the Declaration of Independence. The loop continues to the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial, with its striking sculptures honoring a WWII hero and president. This loop gives you a look at both the historic roots and the symbols of American governance.This GPX file was created in ArcGIS Pro, tracing the aerial imagery basemap, provided by ESRI. The GPX file is for reference only, it is not considered ground truth.

This zip file contains the GPX file of the Unusual and Lessor-Known Finds long running loop, presented in the Steps Through History: A Runner’s Path in Washington DC story map by Robert Grow.This 10.1-mile route takes you on a fascinating journey through D.C.'s quirkier landmarks, blending history with intrigue. Starting at the eerie Exorcist Stairway, the path moves to the contemplative Albert Einstein Memorial and continues to the modern intrigue of the International Spy Museum. From the historic charm of the Carnegie Library to the serene beauty of the Neptune Fountain, this loop captures the essence of D.C.’s lesser-known wonders, offering runners a truly unique experience with every stride.This GPX file was created in ArcGIS Pro, tracing the aerial imagery basemap, provided by ESRI. The GPX file is for reference only, it is not considered ground truth.

This zip file contains the GPX file of the Monuments of Reflection and Resilience long running loop, presented in the Steps Through History: A Runner’s Path in Washington DC story map by Robert Grow.Feeling ambitious? This extended loop covers all the Monuments of Reflection and Resilience, weaving together a powerful journey through DC’s iconic memorials. Every stop along this route offers a unique chance to pause, reflect, and honor resilience in its many forms.This GPX file was created in ArcGIS Pro, tracing the aerial imagery basemap, provided by ESRI. The GPX file is for reference only, it is not considered ground truth.

This zip file contains the GPX file of the White House Running Loop, presented in the Steps Through History: A Runner’s Path in Washington DC story map by Robert Grow.This route circles the White House, offering a close-up view of the famous North Lawn and the wide-open space of The Ellipse, where you can catch glimpses of the Washington Monument as you loop around. It’s a unique experience, combining history, current politics, and iconic views... Perfect for a quick run through DC's most famous front yard.This GPX file was created in ArcGIS Pro, tracing the aerial imagery basemap, provided by ESRI. The GPX file is for reference only, it is not considered ground truth.

This zip file contains the GPX file of the Icons of American History and Government long running loop, presented in the Steps Through History: A Runner’s Path in Washington DC story map by Robert Grow.This route is a true journey through the heart of American history and government, weaving through the National Mall’s most iconic sites. Starting at the U.S. Capitol, it makes its way past the Supreme Court, then heads down the National Mall, catching historic views of the National Archives and Washington Monument. Heading north, you loop the White House grounds, catching glimpses of The Ellipse and Lafayette Square, before circling back past the Washington Monument. The path then dips south to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial, before returning to the Capitol’s grandeur and finishing at the Library of Congress. It’s a route that brings the nation’s core to life, capturing landmarks that embody centuries of resilience, democracy, and national pride.This GPX file was created in ArcGIS Pro, tracing the aerial imagery basemap, provided by ESRI. The GPX file is for reference only, it is not considered ground truth.

This zip file contains the GPX file of the Religious and Spiritual Landmarks: Saint Mary Mother of God Catholic Church to National City Christian Church short running loop, presented in the Steps Through History: A Runner’s Path in Washington DC story map by Robert Grow.This 2.1-mile loop blends city life with spiritual exploration, starting at Saint Mary Mother of God Catholic Church and winding along the lively Massachusetts Avenue to National City Christian Church. The route offers a unique perspective on Washington’s historic faith centers, complemented by the hustle of downtown. As you return down the opposite side of Massachusetts Avenue, you'll enjoy a balanced mix of architecture, community, and tranquility.This GPX file was created in ArcGIS Pro, tracing the aerial imagery basemap, provided by ESRI. The GPX file is for reference only, it is not considered ground truth.

This zip file contains the GPX file of the Cultural and Memorial Sites: National Museum of African American History and Culture to Japanese Lantern and to George Washington Equestrian moderate running loop, presented in the Steps Through History: A Runner’s Path in Washington DC story map by Robert Grow.This 3.7-mile loop offers a journey through D.C.’s rich cultural and memorial sites, starting at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. From there, it weaves past the serene Japanese Lantern and the stately George Washington Equestrian Monument. Along the way, you’ll enjoy views of iconic landmarks like the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and even the White House, making this route as visually inspiring as it is meaningful. It’s a perfect way to reflect on the stories behind these sites while taking in the energy of the National Mall.This GPX file was created in ArcGIS Pro, tracing the aerial imagery basemap, provided by ESRI. The GPX file is for reference only, it is not considered ground truth.