Apr 27th, 2024 for 1 day.

Princeton walk will coincide with Porchfest - a walkable music festival where residents offer their front porches for concert venues. What fun !

Apr 1st, 2024 to Dec 31st, 2024

Come walk the other Ocean City, in New Jersey. The walk includes the Community Center, City Hall, Shopping District, and Boardwalk.

Walk along seaside towns including historic Ocean Grove with "Tent City" and many quaint shops and numerous dining options. Enjoy the boards and the ocean.

Famous Atlantic City boardwalk - home of "Miss America".Enjoy an out and back along the "boards" of the Atlantic Ocean.

A beautiful island "down the NJ shore" with the special historic Barnegat Light House.

Historic and beautiful Cape May on the southern tip of NJ. How many "Ginger Bread Houses" will you see? Another gem "down the shore."

Beautiful "out and back" trail on the boardwalk with some interesting "Seven Presidents" history.

This walk passes Radio City Music Hall and through Central Park passing many significant sites, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Jackie Kennedy Reservoir, down Central Park West, Strawberry Fields

This walk proceeds through the new High Line Park, Greenwich Village, Chinatown, Little Italy and Washington Square. It is possibly the "coolest" walk in NYC.

This walk visits Hudson River Esplanade with views of Ellis Is. & Statue of Liberty. Walks thru South St Seaport, Brooklyn Bridge, Wall Street past NY Stock Exchange, Federal Hall & NYC City Hall.

This walk visits the Lincoln Center, Times Square, Broadway Theater district, Rockefeller Center, Madison Square Garden, UN complex, and several other famous NYC landmark areas in Midtown.

To say that Princeton is "historic" is an understatement. See for yourself as you follow along with the historic notes while enjoying Nassau Square, the university, the graveyard !

Pass by the beautiful homes in Spring Lake and Sea Girt with the Atlantic Ocean across the street. Then there is the historic Sea Girt Lighthouse !

Site of Washington's historic 1776 Christmas night crossing. View the Johnson Ferry House--farmhouse and tavern (c. 1740). Enjoy the view while crossing the Delaware River into Pennsylvania.