Read A Route

Read-A-Route offers interactive route maps as a fun way to track reading time. Join a route, read and log reading time to travel the trail, and learn new things along the way.

Total Reading Minutes (Mileage)

4,859,384

News Update: April 25, 2013

Idita-Read Officially Ends, But Readers Can Mush On!

For those readers who have already finished our Idita-Read 2013 Event, you can keep rolling by hitting one of the other Routes — which includes the free Ice Age Floods route and our Lewis & Clark Trail, which costs less than $4 to keep a reader busy a good part of the summer! In fact, I see some of our 2013 Idita-Readers already on those trails, that's awesome!

To select one of those routes, simply be signed in to your Read A Route account, go to the Routes page, click the name of the route you want. If you want the Ice Age Floods route, click the "Read This Route For Free" button, and you are ready to go. If you want the Lewis & Clark Trail, then click the button "Add to Cart" and complete the checkout. When done for either route, return to your Dashboard and that route will be ready for you to add your reading minutes!

Featured Events

STARTED

March 2, 2013

ENDED

April 22, 2013

WorldWide IDEA's Idita-Read is an annual event for K-12 students that mirrors Alaska's biggest annual sled dog race.

Event Home » | Team Stats » | Event Map »

Idita-Readers have logged nearly 2 MILLION minutes of reading time, so far — you are AWESOME!

Although our Idita-Read Event officially ended Monday, readers on the route are free to keep mushing until they finish the trail — we would not dare stop you in your tracks — keep going, you can do it!

How do I get started?

Currently, Read A Route users can only use the Team Management feature if they are appropriately registered for an event, such as WorldWide IDEA's Idita-Read 2013.

Sign Up for an individual FREE account.
Select one of the available Routes, free or fee.
On your Dashboard, you can input minutes right away or retroactively to a previous day.
Check out Points Of Interest (POI) along the way.
Review our Help section, as needed.

How does it work?

Read-A-Route offers route choices for individuals and groups. As participants read and input the number of minutes they have read, each minute counts as a mile traveled on their selected route. Each route includes a number of Points of Interest at which the reader can learn about the place — or other related topics — along the way, from the route's starting point to its finish.