Ed Smith Stadium
Spring training home of the Baltimore Orioles in Sarasota, Florida, representing baseball’s seasonal reset and deep roots in Florida’s Gulf Coast.
An American Baseball Pilgrimage
A cross-country baseball journey tracing the heart of America’s pastime. Beginning at a Florida spring training park, this route passes through legendary major league stadiums, beloved minor league parks, historic Negro League sites, and iconic fields from baseball lore, ending at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
Course map
Use this journey to visualize collective, individual, or team progress. Set any goal and MoveZenGo scales the route to match it.
Included milestones
Participants unlock these milestone badges during the challenge. Each milestone can trigger a personalized email with more information about the location.
Grayson Stadium
Home of the Savannah Bananas, this intimate ballpark blends traditional baseball with spectacle, humor, and fan-first entertainment.
Durham Bulls Athletic Park
A modern minor league classic made famous by film and fandom, this park represents baseball’s cultural crossover and minor league charm.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
A landmark in modern ballpark design, Camden Yards revived urban stadiums and reshaped how baseball parks are built.
Yankee Stadium
A global sports icon, Yankee Stadium embodies baseball dominance, history, and myth-making on an unmatched scale.
Fenway Park
The oldest active MLB stadium, Fenway Park is a living museum of baseball tradition, quirks, and intimacy.
Rickwood Field
The oldest professional baseball park in the United States and a vital Negro League landmark, preserving baseball’s segregated past and cultural legacy.
Wrigley Field
A cathedral of baseball history, known for its ivy-covered walls, hand-operated scoreboard, and enduring place in Chicago culture.
American Family Field
Formerly Miller Park, this stadium blends Midwestern fandom with modern design and a retractable roof.
Field of Dreams
A mythical baseball site carved from Iowa farmland, symbolizing baseball’s emotional pull and generational memory.
Kauffman Stadium
Famous for its fountains and open outfield, Kauffman Stadium reflects optimism and classic baseball aesthetics.
Coors Field
A downtown Denver ballpark framed by the Rockies, where altitude, offense, and modern baseball intersect.
Oracle Park
Set along San Francisco Bay, this stadium merges dramatic scenery with urban baseball culture.
Angel Stadium of Anaheim
One of the oldest active MLB stadiums, bridging classic design with Southern California baseball history.
Dodger Stadium
The journey’s final stop, Dodger Stadium stands as a timeless West Coast baseball monument, perched above Los Angeles in Chavez Ravine.
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