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That would depend on your gait or the length of your stride. Say for instance, your stride measures the standard military 32 inch marching step, 5,463 steps would equal, 174,816 inches, or 14,568 feet, or 4,856 yards, or a touch over 2¾ miles. To determine more accurately, simply take several standard steps from one marked point to another, measure the distance in inches and divide that by the number of steps you took. This will give you your stride length. Then, take the number of steps about which you ask (5,463) and multiply that number by 5,463 to give you the distance you have travelled.
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