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The Shorewalkers:Members Only Group is open to active members of Shorewalkers. Our volunteer hike leaders lead over 250 walks a year, on weekends and throughout the week. To become a member, visit our website Membership Levels - Shorewalkers.
Who We Are:
Shorewalkers is a non-profit environmental hiking organization founded in 1982. Our mission is to promote and preserve New York Cityâs waterfront and raise awareness of its shorelines by leading invigorating hikes throughout the metropolitan area. Our signature event, The Great Saunter, is a 32-mile trek along Manhattan's shoreline, held annually on the first Saturday of May. Additionally, we host the Great Saunter Fall Challenge, a virtual event in early October.
To send a message to the Shorewalkers organization, use the link Contact Us - Shorewalkers or email Support@Shorewalkers.org.
You can access a video with instructions on how to use and navigate meetup at https://youtu.be/TCYG-xV7cbM. If you are having technical difficulties with Meetup, click the "HELP" link at the bottom of any Meetup page or submit a ticket at Submit a request â Meetup.
Some of our walks allow for members to bring a guest. Guests must sign our Waiver and Release (http://bit.ly/4hI8VB5) to participate.
Come join us for a walk and experience NYC at 3 mph!
Bevorstehende Events (4+)
Alles ansehen- Summer Streets/Manhattan Aug 16 đ¸: Brooklyn Bridge to W125th StreetBrooklyn Bridge, New York, NY
Join us for Summer Streets, to once again walk along car-free Broadway/Park Avenue and beyond.
On this third Saturday in August, we'll walk from Brooklyn Bridge to W 125th street. 8 miles, approx. 4 hours, point to point, faster pace with many drop-out points.
See the full program of Summer Streets here:
https://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/pedestrians/summerstreets.shtml#:~:text=Summer%20Streets%3A%20Manhattan%20on%20August%2016
Walk August 16 - Brooklyn Bridge to W 125th street
Meet:- 9am outside of Brooklyn Bridge City Hall subway station at the entrance of Brooklyn Bridge pedestrian walkway.
- Subways 4,5,6
- We will start the walk promptly at 9am!!!
Pre-walk bathrooms can be used at Starbucks on corner of Park Row / Beekman Street with purchase.
Walk:- 8 miles (approx 4 hours) point to point.
- Faster pace.
- Many drop-out points.
- Streets reopen to traffic at 3pm.
End of Walk:
- The walk ends at 125th Street/Adam Clayton Powell Jr Drive after 8 miles/ 4 hours (subways 2, 3, A, C, B, D).
What to bring:
- Water will be available for refillable bottles along the way. But bring extra water.
- Bring lunch/ snacks. No extended lunch break planned but we will take a few extra minutes at 550 Madison.
- Sun protection.
Hike leader: Jeff Asher (510.701.5542)
- Up the Hudson to BBQ & BluesStaten Island Ferry Terminal, New York, NY
Join us for a 5-mile, moderate-paced walk up the Hudson River to Hudson River Park's Blues BBQ festival. Entry to the festival's live music is free with BBQ & beer for purchase.
MEET: Meet at 11:00 a.m. in front of the Staten Island Ferry Terminal at the southern tip of Manhattan. There are restrooms inside on the 2nd floor.
We'll walk up the Hudson River, stopping at the Pier 57 rooftop park (14th St) for views and restrooms. At Pier 76 (36th St), free entry to the Blues BBQ Festival â Hudson River Park. Food & drink for purchase. Live music starts at 1:15 pm on the Second Stage and at 2:00 pm on the Main Stage. The music continues until 9 pm, featuring a lineup of five bands on the main stage.
BRING: Hat, sunscreen, water, snacks. Both stages have chairs (first come first serve) or bring a towel/blanket to sit on the side.
LEADER: Pam Cress, pactoday@gmail.com, 917-597-2664