Monday February 23 Group A walk from Baltimore Ave towards Airport (Winter 2026)
Date:
You are signing up to walk with Group A on Monday February 23, 9am, from Baltimore Ave towards the Airport.
Please register individually for EACH segment of the Winter 2026 Walk Around Philadelphia that you plan to attend.
About this segment:
Meet at the bench on the northwestern corner of South 61st Street & Baltimore Ave.
This segment includes an option to end with snacks at the Aviation Grill in the Airport Marriott hotel
This segment is estimated to take roughly 10 miles and 5-7 hours of walking. The terrain includes wooded trails and sidewalk, with potential for off-road bushwhacking adventures.
Your mileage, terrain and endpoint may vary depending on choices made by your group; you can always choose to walk a partial segment.
Registration fees & contributions:
Walk event fees cover some of the administrative and logistical costs associated with facilitating the walk and helping make this experience more accessible to others. Please contribute the amount that feels accessible to you.
NOTE: Event fees and contributions made through this website are not tax deductible. If you would like to make a donation to a nonprofit to support our continued development of Walk Around Philadelphia and help provide stipends for participants facing financial hardship, you can do so via our 501c3 fiscal sponsor Fractured Atlas (and we would be most grateful!)
Free registrations & stipends:
If finances are a barrier, please reach out to walk@walkaroundphiladelphia.org or 757-745-9255. We can offer free registrations and have a limited number of stipends available.
More info:
Walk Guidelines & Frequently Asked Questions
IMPORTANT NOTE re: event start times & SEPTA transit
Our walk segment start times are coordinated with SEPTA schedules. The current funding landscape and potential service cuts may impact this project. Please contact your elected representatives to advocate for public transit, and keep an eye out for updates from us; event start times may need to be adjusted in response to any SEPTA schedule changes. If a regional rail train is delayed, the start time may be as well.