LOST Route
From Openwaterpedia
noun - The LOST Route is a 42.2 km (26.2 mile) crossing of Lake Ontario in Canada. Established by Melanie Price of L.O.S.T. Swimming in 2011, the course goes from Port Dalhousie to Oakville, Canada.
Rob Kent also completed the LOST Route across Lake Ontario.
Synonym
LOST Marathon Swim, Lake Ontario Crossing
Routes Across Lake Ontario
In addition to the LOST Route, there are also the Traditional Route and the East End Route across Lake Ontario.
Solo Swims of Ontario Ceremony
Hosted by Dr. Marilyn Korzekwa, President of the Solo Swims of Ontario
External Links
- How Do You Define A Crossing In The Open Water?
- L.O.S.T. Swimming Official Website
- Annaleise Carr Is Anything But L.O.S.T.
- Steve Faulkner Is L.O.S.T. In New York
- Alex McMillin, Always Helping While L.O.S.T.
- Establishing A Governing Body In Open Water Swimming
- These People Don't Look LOST, But They Are
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Thrice As Nice, Swimming Across Lake Ontario
- These People Don't Look LOST, But They Are
- Marathon Swimming
- Open Water Swimming
- Solo Swims of Ontario