My version of a marathon is a 32-mile walk around Manhattan. It's a great way to see NYC.
I've never run a marathon, but I've walked the perimeter of Manhattan, about 32 miles, three times. I'm looking forward to doing it again.
Vanessa Ogle, who has never run a marathon, has walked the perimeter of Manhattan, approximately 32 miles, three times. The Great Saunter is an annual event that she looks forward to doing again. This walk, held in the first week of May, offers a unique way to explore NYC's iconic shoreline, including notable locations like The Little Red Lighthouse beneath the George Washington Bridge and The Little Red Lighthouse in Fort Washington Park.
This year, Ogle completed the walk in just over 12 hours, faster than previous years, by minimizing breaks and walking with friends. The walk allows her to see parts of the city she rarely visits, such as the West Side Highway and Inwood Hill Park.
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