Zach Choboter 鈥� an Aldergrove rollerblader in the midst of a cross-country journey 鈥� stopped to pay tribute to another Canadian who ventured across the nation aiming to raise awareness and inspire; Terry Fox.

鈥淭he team visited the Terry Fox monument, acknowledging the place that he stopped running in 1980,鈥� Choboter wrote on Facebook as they passed Thunder Bay, Ont.

鈥淗e was a true hero and inspired many to do something crazy for something they believe in! No one should be compared to this hero,鈥� Choboter noted.

Covering 100 to 120 kilometers every day, Choboter has set aside two-and-a-half months to get to St. John鈥檚, Newfoundland; he hopes to have set a new Guinness World Record for longest journey on roller blades.

The team 鈥� Blading For Bees 鈥� are stopping in various communities along the way to raise awareness about the importance of bees; establishing an educational non-profit upon their return.

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Choboter set off from Olympic Plaza in Whistler on May 25 and roughly travels 23 kilometres an hour.

He has been on the road for nearly 50 days. In total, he will travel 9,000.

As of Friday, July 9, he has travelled more than 43,000 kilometres 鈥� currently heading around the northern shore of Lake Superior towards Wawa.

鈥淚ncredible views of Lake Superior,鈥� he assured. 鈥淔or the bees baby. Almost halfway!鈥�

People can visit and follow the journey at for updates.

Everyone can track Choboter鈥檚 progress on an interactive map at .