Get Ready to Hike Your Way Across Russia with Trackingmania!

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Get ready to hike your way across Russia with Trackingmania! This awesome resource for travel enthusiasts is packed with articles on organizing trips, gear reviews, and beautiful places to visit. With a super-convenient navigation system and a menu with dropdown tabs, you'll find everything you need to plan your next adventure. The best part? Anyone can join and start playing for free, with no fees or payments required. I've been tracking my progress for three seasons now, and it's been an incredible journey. Each season lasts a year, and I've been at it since 2019 and 2020. This year's been a bit slow, but I'm excited to see what's ahead. At the end of each year, we get to see the final standings. Last year, I managed to squeeze in at number 7, and I even got a fancy certificate to show for it. You can download and print it if you want. To play, you need a table with your player ID or nickname, which you have to take a photo with. You can play solo or in teams – I've been playing solo so far. Some players have teamed up, but I'm happy to go it alone. The game has introduced me to so many new attractions and landmarks. I've been on the hunt for various monuments and memorials. I've even gone on a mission to find Soviet-era mosaics. I've visited the Nesterov Museum – it's a real treat. And I've even caught a show at the local theater. I've foraged for forest nuts and berries, and even tried my hand at cooking over an open flame – roasted potatoes, anyone? I've even tried my hand at cooking up some meals. And when I'm not cooking, I'm usually running around or trying my hand at archery with a homemade bow. I've been on the run, and even tried my hand at archery with a homemade bow. And when I'm not running or shooting, I'm usually on the hunt for unique architectural landmarks. I've spent hours exploring the mansions in this game. One of my favorite things to do is ride a ball through the lake. I've also been restocking the street libraries. And I've even gone insect hunting (no insects were harmed during gameplay). I've also been on the lookout for flowers. I've even taken the game to other cities – like Krasnodar. And that's just the tip of the iceberg – there are nearly 800 tasks in the game, and new ones are added all the time. You'll always find something new to do. Here's a look at my profile. For each task I complete, I earn points and level up in the game. You can track how many tasks you've completed and what rewards you've earned. If you're interested in joining the game, you can sign up from anywhere in the country and complete tasks that are available to you. I hope my review was helpful, and I'd love it if you could give it a thumbs up. Until next time!