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What does Solo Adventures mean?

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‎03-31-2017 09:11 - last edited on ‎07-25-2017 15:29 by Fitbit Moderator

‎03-31-2017 09:11 - last edited on ‎07-25-2017 15:29 by Fitbit Moderator

What do solo adventures mean? Do we have really go to the destination?explain please.

 

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‎03-31-2017 09:22

‎03-31-2017 09:22

Hi @Fitstar6. Solo adventures are best explained here. Fitbit "takes" us to the destinations via photos.

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‎03-31-2017 09:25

‎03-31-2017 09:25

@Fitstar6 wrote:
What do solo adventures mean? Do we have really go to the destination?explain please.

While it might be fun to actually hike the adventure, even the closest one for me,  NYC, would cost some just for the tolls. 

 

These are basically a virtual walk/hike, as you walk throughout the day. Fitbit moves you the same distance on the solo adventure, with the added bonus of a few photos of what you would see if you actually where there. 

It's sort of like what I did as a child, in summer I would choose a state to virtually rode across by bicycle. Every night or maybe every couple days I'd add my miles rode to the map of the state and the path I chosen. Often using research books to look up information of where I virtually am. 

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