How Many Steps Is 23,000 Feet?
Based on average step lengths, here are the approximate step counts to cover 23,000 feet.
| Group | Approx. Steps | Avg. Step Length (m) |
|---|---|---|
| Women | 10,464 | 0.67 |
| Men | 9,604 | 0.73 |
| Children | 14,021 | 0.5 |
Results are estimates. For personalized accuracy, measure your own step length and use the homepage calculator.
Distance Summary
- Meters: 7,010 m
- Kilometers: 7.010 km
- Miles: 4.356 mi
- Feet: 23,000 ft
Walking Time Estimates
- Easy walk (4 km/h): ~105 minutes
- Normal walk (5 km/h): ~84 minutes
- Brisk walk (6 km/h): ~70 minutes
Time depends on pace, terrain, and rest stops.
Calories Burned (Normal pace)
- Women (~70 kg): ~373 kcal
- Men (~80 kg): ~426 kcal
- Children (~40 kg): ~213 kcal
Estimated with MET 3.8 at 5 km/h. Your values may vary.
Stride Counts (Double Steps)
- Women: ~5,232 strides
- Men: ~4,802 strides
- Children: ~7,011 strides
One stride = two steps (left + right).
Walking vs Running
| Mode | Typical Speed | Steps per km* |
|---|---|---|
| Easy Walk | 4 km/h | ~1,450–1,700 |
| Brisk Walk | 6 km/h | ~1,200–1,400 |
| Jog | 8–10 km/h | ~900–1,100 |
*Ranges vary by height and stride length.
What Affects Step Count?
- Height & Stride: Taller people generally take fewer steps for the same distance.
- Speed: Faster paces lengthen your step, reducing steps per km.
- Terrain: Hills, sand, trails, and crowds increase steps.
- Footwear & Fatigue: Shoes and tiredness can shorten stride.
Health Benefits of Walking
- Supports cardiovascular health and endurance
- Burns calories with low injury risk
- Improves mood and sleep; reduces stress