We walk around the shoreline of Manhattan - up the west side and down the east side - staying as close to the waterfront as possible. This is an interactive map of the route, which you can use to navigate. Here’s how to use the map: ● On your mobile ...
Officially, 32, but this varies slightly from year to year due to detours along the route.
Registrants receive a Great Saunter cap and commemorative map and button, as well as water and snacks along the route, all while supplies last.
Yes, volunteers are essential for a successful Great Saunter. If you are interested, sign up here and a volunteer coordinator will contact you.
Part of Shorewalkers’ mission is the preservation of New York City’s waterfront. The four-mile Hudson River Park is a critical part of that waterfront as well as one of the parks we pass through on the Great Saunter route. We are happy to be supporting the park in its 25th ...
We are always interested to hear about your experience leading a hike. Email and let us know how it went. Alert us immediately if anybody is injured or gets ill on the hike or engages in inappropriate behavior. If a hiker or a leader is hurt on a walk, Shorewalkers carries ...
Safety: The most important thing to keep in mind on the hike is safety. Be careful when leading the group across streets – if the entire group cannot cross before the traffic signal changes, wait where they can see you. If they become anxious about being separated from the group, they ...
Arrive at least 15-20 minutes before the start of the walk. Check-in attendees on the black Organizer's app by swiping right for "Check-in" or left for "Mark Absent". Answer questions and point attendees to the restroom. Wait 15 minutes after the scheduled time to begin the hike. When you are ...
You have 3 options to communicate with your walk participants via Meetup: 1. By entering a comment in the “Comments” section of your walk. These comments can be seen by everybody on Meetup. 2. By sending a direct message to each walk participant individually. 3. By sending a message ...
Follow the instructions here.
Shorewalkers NYC
Shorewalkers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, environmental organization launched in 1982 that is dedicated to promoting and preserving New York City’s waterfront, as well as raising awareness of its shorelines by leading invigorating hikes throughout the metropolitan area.
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Shorewalkers Inc.
700 Columbus Avenue | Unit 20748
New York, NY 10025
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