100 MILES. 100 DAYS. YOUR WAY.

Since January 2012, hundreds of participants in the Roanoke Valley have committed to tracking their activity levels for 100 days with the goal of reaching a total of 100 miles. 

2026 DATES
Kickoff – Tuesday, January 13

Finale –  Thursday, April 23

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2026 Roanoke 100 Miler Details

The Roanoke 100 Miler is the perfect way to stay active this winter by setting a goal of 100 miles in 100 days! You can walk, run, hike, or bike your way to 100 miles, or substitute one mile for 30 minutes of human-powered activity! Whether you earn your 100 miles playing disc golf, swimming, rock climbing, or doing yoga, the most important thing is to challenge yourself to reach the goal in 100 days! 

All participants will receive encouraging messages, check-ins, and fitness tips from PLAY Roanoke and will have opportunities to win gift cards and other prizes. When you register, choose either to receive the 2026 Roanoke 100 Miler T-shirt ($20), or to register without the T-shirt ($10). 

If you have additional questions please contact Cameron Griffin at cameron.griffin@roanokeva.gov or 540-853-2679.

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2026 T-Shirt Design

100 miler 2026 shirt

100 Miler Group Walks & More

Whether you’re a veteran 100 Miler or just getting started, this is a fantastic opportunity to get moving, connect with fellow participants, and enjoy the journey. Don’t forget your water bottle, and let’s make these group walks and other activities a memorable experience for all! 
 
Tentative 2026 Schedule:

 

Date
Time
Details
Tuesday, January 135:30 PMOpening Group Walk:
Fishburn Mansion to Vic Thomas Park
Saturday, January 1710:00 AMField Day Soccer:
River’s Edge South Soccer Fields
Tuesday, February 105:30 PMGroup Walk:
Shrine Hill Park to Fishburn Park
Saturday, February 2110:00 AMGeocaching:
Berglund Center
Tuesday, March 105:30 PMPlawking with Roanoke Plawkers and I Heart SE:
Belmont Park
Saturday, March 2110:00 AMDog Walk with RCACP:
Tinker Creek Greenway
Tuesday, April 145:30 PMDisc Golf:
Eureka Park
Thursday, April 23 5:30 PMFinale Group Walk:
Mill Mountain to Blue Cow Ice Cream

Registered participants will receive additional details on group walks, and you can contact Cameron Griffin with any questions at cameron.griffin@roanokeva.gov or 540-853-2679.

TRACKING YOUR ACTIVITY

You can choose to walk a mile a day, bike, hike, swim or even rock climb your way to better health. Any activity that gets your heart rate up for roughly 30 minutes counts! The key is to add a little bit of extra physical activity to your day continuously for 100 days. If you skip a day, try your best to make up for it! 

Tracking Sheet: pdf version

New in 2026: 100 Miler BINGO!

As you complete your 100 Miler, use the BINGO card and stickers to recognize the fun, unique, and memorable achievements along the way. At the end of the program, you can turn your BINGO card in for prizes! Print your own BINGO card and instructions (below) or pick up your BINGO card and stickers (reach out to Cameron Griffin at cameron.griffin@roanokeva.gov or 540-853-2679).

100 MILER BINGO CARD & INSTRUCTIONS

 

NEWSLETTERS

Stay motivated during the 100 Miler with a newsletter to offer words of encouragement, ideas to stay active, group activity details, and more!
 
View 2026 Mile Marker newsletters below:
 
 

“This program was a real motivator for me to hit and exceed my goals. Last year my goal was 100 miles and I exceeded it. This year my goal was 250 miles and I just added in last week’s numbers and hit 350 miles. Not only did I enjoy the program so did my wife who had a goal if 100 miles. She went to the gym and easily passed this number doing at least 2 miles each day on the treadmill and walking around the neighborhood”

-Steve

“…the Roanoke 100 Miler is such an opportunity for fitness and well being. I have participated for several years and find the Roanoke 100 to be a true catalyst for mental and physical motivation. This year is no exception and even more so. The program remains wonderfully simple yet the benefits are so real. Even though I live 45 miles from Roanoke, I feel I am part of a team that empowers each other to get out there and commit to the miles and build a healthier community.”

Tenney

 

“I do this every year and love the way it reaches out to new individuals as a way to get them started in an easy heathy activity.”

-100 Miler participant