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Lunar New Year Walk: Brooklyn to Queens Chinatown - 20miles

Lunar New Year Walk: Brooklyn to Queens Chinatown - 20miles

Sun, Feb 22, 2:30 PM
From Shorewalkers: Members Only Group
4.9

Our epic 20 mile Lunar New Year walk is back! Celebrate the Year of the Horse with the Shorewalkers as we journey from Sunset Park Chinatown in Brooklyn to Flushing Chinatown in Queens - two of NYC's most vibrant Chinese communities. **When**: Sunday February 22, 2026; start at 9:30am **Where**: Outside 8 Ave subway station in Brooklyn, N train, take 8 Ave exit **Distance**: 20 miles, point to point from Brooklyn Chinatown to Queens Chinatown, approx. 7-8 hours Brisk pace, some hills and stairs **Walk details:** We will start this Lunar New Year walk in **Brooklyn's Chinatown on 8 Ave**, also called Sunset Park's Chinatown. It is one of the largest and fastest growing ethnic Chinese enclaves outside of Asia. We will walk along 8 Ave's festive Lunar New Year decorations and bustling markets. On our way we will walk through some of our favorite parks: Sunset Park, Prospect Park, Highland Park, Forest Park and Flushing Meadows. Also, discover some lesser known neighborhoods, like East Flatbush and Brownsville Our walk will end in **Flushing Queens**, which has the largest Chinese population in the city and, in fact, outside of Asia. It also is a true American fusion where you can find everything from McDonalds to Chinese seafood restaurants and from Starbucks to bubble tea cafes. Those interested can join us after the walk at a food court where you can purchase food & drinks. Bring cash! Bring lunch (no purchase at lunch spot possible) and plenty of water. Many dropout points along the route. Hike leaders: Sigrid Stropnik (text with your name: 404-991-8229) Maureen Barodin 718-954-1582 Jonathan Miller Ivan Falla

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staaake: Tech AI Founders & Creators Brooklyn Bridge Power Walk

staaake: Tech AI Founders & Creators Brooklyn Bridge Power Walk

Sat, Feb 21, 7:30 PM
From East Coast Experiences
4.7

A power walk for tech and AI founders and creators to meet peers and get steps in, with access to an exclusive WhatsApp group for ongoing connections.

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4 attendees
Walk & Talk About Life's Big Questions

Walk & Talk About Life's Big Questions

Sat, Feb 21, 2:30 PM
From The Board Walks – New York City

In-person walking think tank for curious people to explore a topic they bring, resulting in deeper connection.

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3 attendees
staaake: Winter Series Tech/AI founders & Creators Power Walk

staaake: Winter Series Tech/AI founders & Creators Power Walk

Sun, Mar 1, 9:00 PM
From East Coast Experiences
4.7

Four-week winter power-walk series for tech and AI founders and creators to meet peers and get steps; outcome: access to a private WhatsApp group.

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1 attendee
Free 3 Mile Weekly Walk in Central Park - Every Saturday!

Free 3 Mile Weekly Walk in Central Park - Every Saturday!

Sat, Feb 21, 3:00 PM
From Central Park NYC Ever Walk
4.8

Free weekly group walk by EverWalk for adults; outcome: establish a regular walking habit and connect with others.

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7 attendees
Central Park Bird Walk

Central Park Bird Walk

Sat, Feb 28, 6:30 PM
From BirdingAroundNYC
4.9

Two-hour in-person fall bird walk for beginners led by naturalist Debbie Becker to learn basic bird and hawk identification.

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13 attendees
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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.