How to complete the 'National Parks Challenge' today on your Apple Watch

The Apple Watch is creating an ecosystem of its own that depends solely on the limits that Apple wants to put on. watchOS and the Activity app allow the user to continually improve their brands thanks to the motivational boost that it induces from the user. One of the examples related to motivation are the monthly challenges and special challenges. When the challenge objective is completed, the user is given a series of medals that they can display as badges in the Activity app. Today there is a special challenge called Challenge of the national parks. Do you want to know how to get this medal today?

Apple Celebrates National Parks Challenge Today

Today August 30th, XNUMX Apple celebrates National Parks Day. This special challenge started two years ago. Last year to celebrate the centennial of the Grand Canyon National Park located in Arizona. And it makes two to honor Redwood Park.

Each year Apple imposes a different goal to complete the challenge in different ways until reaching a certain distance or duration of training. However, the coronavirus has caused the demands imposed on this type of challenge to drop considerably to bring this type of event closer to the maximum number of users possible.

This challenge celebrates the natural wonders of national parks. Win your prize on August 30 by registering a hiking route, a walk, a wheelchair workout or a race of at least one mile (1,6 km) with any app capable of adding workouts to the Health app.

So if you want to get a new badge commemorating National Parks Day in your Activity app, it's time to move. To get it you just have to start a hike, walk, wheelchair, or run workout on your Apple Watch. In case you don't want to do it with the Apple Watch, you can do it with other apps like Runtastic that adds those workouts later. To obtain the badge, all you have to do is complete training of more than 1,6 kilometers.


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