

Columbus, July 2025
HOW TO JOIN
Joining a Board Walk is simple.
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All RSVPs happen on Meetup to keep each city organized.
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Find your city below, join the group, and RSVP for this Saturday.​


NEW HERE?
The Board Walks is a global movement of 5-mile walks designed to make real connection a weekly habit again.
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What began with eight people in Austin in 2022 has quietly grown into a weekly rhythm in cities around the world, with more than 30,000 people walking five miles before lunch.
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Every Saturday, curious humans gather for Board Walks in 20+ cities: a ritual of walking, presence, and deep conversation.​​
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Phones stay away, the group spreads out along the path, and conversations naturally find their depth.
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In one line:
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Bring a topic. Explore it with strangers. Feel more alive.​​
IN ONE SNAPSHOT
We start in a circle.
Your host sets the tone.
Everyone shares their name, something they’re grateful for, and one topic they’re curious to explore.​
Then we walk.​​
Over the next two hours, you’ll naturally "float" between conversations with two or three people at a time, often surprised by how easy it is to connect with someone you just met.​
Different ages. Different backgrounds.
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There's no pressure to perform, impress, or network.
Curiosity is king.
STILL CURIOUS?
Start with our weekly newsletter, The Friday Debrief.
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Every Friday we share stories, moments, and conversations straight from the trail... so you can experience the magic of the walks before you ever join one.
DON'T SEE YOUR CITY?
We expand as great hosts step forward.​
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To stay connected, you can:
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→ Apply to host a walk chapter
→ Join our newsletter for news + stories​​
→ Apply to join The Board, our curated global network for people who've built a full life but still crave the right room


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Austin, July 2022
Austin, March 2026


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NYC, August 2025


Atlanta, Feb 2026


"Every time I travel, I make sure my trip overlaps with the walk. It's that good."
"The walk attracts go-getter people who are excited about life — it's a filter that just works."
"I've attended over 100 walks. That's not a typo."
"The best way to make real friends. Period."