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Walk the Westside

Walk the Westside

Sun, Nov 29, 5:00 PM
From Walkers United

I'm excited to announce the first walk for the group. This will be a meet, and greet for us to get to know each other, while we walk off our Thanksgiving meals. This walk starts at the Hudson River Greenway, and ends at Battery Park. 12:00pm- Meet at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que 12:30pm- Walk begins. 2:30pm- Rest stop at Enoch's 3:15pm- Leave Enoch's 3:45pm- Little Island 4:30pm- Arrive at Battery Park We will cover approximately 8 miles at a leisurely pace. Feel free to do as much, or as little of the walk as you choose. This is just a way for us to get to know each other. Our rest stop at Enoch's is in Hell's kitchen, with access to numerous trains if you would like to end the walk at the halfway point. \*\*\* Please dress comfortably with layers. It will likely be a cold day with wind from the river. However, it may get warm as we start moving. I recommend a long sleeve shirt, light wind breaker, and a jacket. I also recommend a water bottle, and comfortable shoes with warm socks.

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Guided Mindful Walking in Nature - Fort Greene Park Edition with Museum Visit

Guided Mindful Walking in Nature - Fort Greene Park Edition with Museum Visit

Wed, Nov 18, 4:00 PM
From Shorewalkers: Members Only Group
4.9

**Though the body we move in nature, with our mind/consciousness we are part of nature.** **MINDFULNESS - the practice of maintaining a nonjudgemental state of heighted or complete awareness of one's thoughts, emotions or experiences on a moment-to-moment basis.** **MINDFUL WALKING - a practice that enhances mental clarity and reduces stress by fostering a deep connection with the present moment (the here and now) through awareness of each individual step and the Sight, Sound and Smell of the surrounding environment.** **The nearest Subway Station to the meeting location is the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center Station of the B,D,N,Q,R,2,3,4,5 Trains.** **Please read the below information carefully and take the time to view the myriads of videos available that explain the concept of Mindful Walking.** **Let me begin by thanking you for accompanying me on a work in progress to develop a methodology for teaching and leading a Mindful Walking workshop, my goal is to guide/lead the novice through an unfamiliar or complex procedure in a step-by-step process so that they can attain a basic level of skill and knowledge in the practice of Mindful Walking. Upon entering Fort GreenePark we will proceed to the large Playground on the southeast side of the Park** **and commerce with a breathing and exercise session, followed by several training practice walks that will introduce the attendees to the techniques of Mindful Walking.** **For the remainder of our Fort Greene Park adventure, we will alternate long bouts of conversation flowing walking sessions with shorter bouts of silent guided Mindful Walking sessions (which will circumnavigate the entire Park). Between these two walks we will pause for a 30 minute lunch/museum visit/restroom break at the Visitors Center near the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument.** **Because of the workshop nature of this event, I will limit the number of attendees to ten (10) people. My future vision for this method of training is to present many workshops for first timers, mixed with separate events for those adepts with the Mindful Walking concept. Furthermore, I will expand the range of this event to scenic natural locations (including waterside venues) around the Greater New York area.** **Will be walking at a moderate (not slow) pace. The walk will last three hours and will cover about 3 miles.** **Heavy rain/snow or other forms of extreme weather will cancel the walk. Please check this site for updates.** **LEADER: Bob Lazzaro email: rlazzaro4@aol.com.** **I will use a voice amplification device to foster better understanding and clarity between myself and attendees.**

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World War I Memorial walk in Central Park

World War I Memorial walk in Central Park

Sun, Nov 15, 4:00 PM
From Shorewalkers: Members Only Group
4.9

**This will be a guided tour (with much, much commentary) which will encompass the World War I memorials and monuments of Central Park and will explore the impact of World War I on America and New York City.** **Please take advantage of the restrooms in The Shops at Columbus Circle (formally The Deutsche Bank Center) before the hike begins. Leaving our starting point, we will enter Central Park and make our way north on the eastern side of the park. Highlights will include the 107th Infantry Memorial and the 307th Infantry Regimental Grove. After making various stops at points of historical interest, the walk will end at the Engineers Gate.** **We will exit Central Park at 90th Street and Fifth Avenue. The closest subways at the end point are the #6 train on Lexington and 86th Street or the Q train at 86th Street and Second Avenue.** **When you sign up for this event you will be placed on a Waiting List. I will then manually move attendees to the Going List. Owning to the Group Guided Tour nature of this event, it will be restricted to 15 attendees. I have led this tour on Veteran's and Memorial Day for many years and will continue to do so in the future, so if you are not on the "Going List" there will be hope for a spot in the future.** **Will be walking at a moderate (not slow) pace. The walk will last close to three hours and will cover about 4 miles. There will be ample restrooms stops but no food breaks (you might want to bring snacks to munch on)** **If you are bringing a guest, please have them sign a waiver at https://tinyurl.com/28cez6j8** **Heavy rain/snow or other forms of extreme weather will cancel the walk. Please check this site for updates.** **LEADER: Bob Lazzaro email: rlazzaro4@aol.com** **Please direct all questions concerning the walk to my email address above, I will endeavor to answer all of them.** **I will use a voice amplification device to foster better understanding and clarity between myself and attendees.**

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3 Mile Walk to Davis Center. Bonus after walk to see Cindi Samaha -NY Historical

3 Mile Walk to Davis Center. Bonus after walk to see Cindi Samaha -NY Historical

Sat, Nov 14, 3:00 PM
From Central Park NYC Ever Walk
4.8

Come join us for a free 3 mile walk in Central Park to see the ice skaters at Davis Center. We'll be departing at 10am from the Bridle Path entering the park from the 90th St. & 5th Ave. After our Saturday 11/14 walk a bunch of us are going to the free Designing Women Market event at the New York Historical on Central Park West and 77th St to visit with/shop our very own Cindi Samaha, who will be a featured vendor: Event: https://www.nyhistory.org/programs/designing-women-market4?date=2026-11-14 Cindi: https://shop.nyhistory.org/pages/cindi-samaha-jewelry If you spend $25 at the market you get a two for one ticket to the NY Historical's galleries (senior $19, adult $24). We’re the NYC Chapter of Ever Walk – an international movement to encourage people to walk together to enhance physical and mental health. Founded by one of the greatest women athletes of our time, Diana Nyad, and her coach and friend, Bonnie Stoll. Diana swam from Cuba to Florida in shark infested waters without a shark cage - check the movie NYAD on Netflix if you want to be inspired! **The Basics** * **DISTANCE:** 3'ish miles round trip. * **START:** Meet at 9:55am and leave right after instructions and announcements. We really do! Then at 12noon we depart again for the NY Historical. * **DURATION:** About 90 minutes - 2 hours fir Davis Center. Then as much as you want for the NY Historical. * **PACE:** 23 minute mile conversational pace. If you can walk a city block in about a minute and a half, that’s our pace. * **PATHS:** Mainly on a mixture of dirt and asphalt paths with small rolling hills, and sometimes wooded trails and steps. * **MEETUP SPOT:** Start and finish in the same Central Park location every week on the Bridle Path (dirt path) - enter the park from 90th St. & 5th Ave. and cross the road with runners and cyclists. Look for 30-50 smiling faces in front of the John Purroy Mitchel Monument on the stone wall below the reservoir. * **WEATHER:** We walk rain or shine! * **BATHROOMS:** On your own. No stops. * **RELEASE:** If you participate in a walk you are responsible for yourself and agree not to hold the *EverWalk* organization, its leaders or members liable in any way for any injuries or damage which may occur as a result of your participation. **The Vibe** * **FRIENDLY: All are welcome! 🏳️‍🌈** * **FUN:** Every walk is an adventure. We acknowledge special park events, celebrate national awareness days when we can and explore different parts of the park. * **DOGS:** On leash dogs that are dog and people friendly are welcome to join. * **SOCIAL:** We take pics and make reels and post on social media. **Walk Announcements:** Find us on Meetup, Facebook, Next Door, Patch News Events (Central Park and the Upper East Side), The West Side Rag, Instagram, and TikTok. **Links:** **Merch:** https://shop.everwalk.com/collections/print-on-demand-products?page=2 **Can't wait to walk with you!** **Ann Marie**

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Clove Lake Walk

Mon, Nov 16, 5:00 PM
From Staten Island Hiking Meetup
4.8
3 attendees
Central Park Bird Walk - Bluebirds!

Central Park Bird Walk - Bluebirds!

Sat, Nov 14, 6:30 PM
From BirdingAroundNYC
4.9

Central Park Bird Walk - Paid event $20/person Beginners Welcome! We will be looking for eastern bluebirds that migrate through our area at this time of year. They will be eating berries, brightly colored, orange and red, and it will truly be a fall experience. We will also be looking for Hawks, Eagles, and owls. And other fall migrants. Pay by Venmo @ Deb-Becker-8 PayPal editconsul@aol.com Or in person with cash.

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Frequently asked questions

Coastal walks allow you to enjoy nature while staying active. They’re perfect for exploring beautiful seascapes, meeting people who love the outdoors, and unwinding from city life.

Yes, it's simple with Meetup. You can search for and join groups hosting coastal walking events in and around New York to explore stunning locations with fellow enthusiasts.

Absolutely! You're welcome to join as many coastal walking groups as you like to diversify your experiences and meet different groups of people.

Simply find the event you're interested in on Meetup and click the RSVP button. This way, the host knows you're planning to attend.

Meetup will notify you if any changes or cancellations occur. It is up to organizers to update the event page to keep attendees informed.

The frequency of events depends on groups and organizers. While many host regular walks, availability can vary, especially by location and time of year.

Most walks are designed for a range of fitness levels, but it's best to check event descriptions or ask organizers if you have any concerns about pace.

Yes, many groups cater to various skill levels, including beginners. Check the event details to find those suitable for newcomers to hiking.

In most cases, friends are welcome! Just ensure you RSVP for them as well if the organizer requires a headcount.

You can start your own group on Meetup. This lets you plan and lead walks, inviting others to join your adventures along New York’s coast.

Some walks might have a small fee for guided tours or special events, but many are free. Always check event details beforehand.

Walk durations vary, but most events specify the expected time. Some walks take a couple of hours, while others might last half a day or more.

Equipment is typically not provided. Attendees should check event listings to bring necessary gear like comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

Meetup provides a platform to connect, but satisfaction largely depends on attendance and personal engagement. It’s wise to choose groups thoughtfully.

Not necessarily. Some are guided tours, while others are self-guided meetups. Event descriptions usually clarify this aspect.