The Walk 2022 (preview)

The Walk, 2022

Carson City, Nevada to Terre Haute, Indiana, on foot, for freedom.

The story

On July 2, 2022, Ron “Grey Wolf” Coleman stood on the steps of the Nevada State Capitol in Carson City and started walking east.

He walked for one reason: to end the COVID emergency and to push Congress to amend the National Emergencies Act, so that no emergency declaration could ever again run on without limits over the freedoms of the American people.

His route followed the old Pony Express trail along US-50, the “Loneliest Road in America,” across Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, and Illinois. He was never alone. Tom, known to everyone as “Mr. T,” drove support. Abby the dog kept watch. Home every night was a 1967 Beechwood RV the crew called “Beechy.”

Mile by mile, town by town, Americans came out to walk alongside him, share a meal, wave a flag, or simply say thank you.

In November 2022, at Terre Haute, Indiana, the walk came to an end. Ron needed surgery, and the body that had carried him across seven states had to rest. But the walk did what it set out to do: it carried a message of liberty across the heart of the country, one step at a time.

This site is the archive of that journey. Thank you to everyone who walked, prayed, gave, and believed.

The Walk by the Numbers

StartedJuly 2, 2022, at the Nevada Capitol, Carson City
RoutePony Express trail on US-50
States crossedNevada, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois, ending in Indiana
Milestones100 miles on Day 12, 200 miles on Day 29
FinishedNovember 2022, Terre Haute, Indiana
CrewRon “Grey Wolf” Coleman, Tom “Mr. T” (support driver), Abby the dog, and “Beechy” (1967 Beechwood RV)

The route

NV UT CO NE MO IL IN Carson City Terre Haute Not to scale. Approximate route along US-50 / Pony Express trail.

Highlights from the journal

Where Ron is now

The walk ended, but the mission didn’t. Ron keeps carrying the message of liberty, now with a pen.

Since the walk, he has written two books. An American Patriot’s Journey tells his story, and its whole second half is about the Grey Wolf Walk itself. His second, Liberty & the Ink Well, is a conversation-style history of the Declaration, Constitution and Bill of Rights for anyone who wants to brush up on civics, and a great fit for teens and homeschoolers too.

Read where Ron is now →
Grey Wolf Press →
Ron’s publishing house: memoir and civics.
Patriot Roster →
Ron’s community site for patriots who love America and the Constitution.

Read the full journal →