About us
Sunset Walk Club is a community built around getting outside, exploring the city, and enjoying sunsets together.
We host weekly Wednesday evening walks at 6:30 p.m. featuring thoughtfully planned routes through parks, neighborhoods, waterfronts, and green spaces around Seattle. Whether you're looking to get some fresh air, meet good people, discover a new trail, or unwind at the end of the day, you're welcome here.
Most walks are relaxed, conversational-paced, and approachable for a wide range of fitness levels.
Come explore the city with us, one sunset at a time.
Upcoming events
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🏔️ Lake Washington Sunset Loop
Heyday, 1372 31st Avenue South, Seattle, WA, USJoin us on Wednesday, July 29th, at 6:30 p.m. as we meet in front of Heyday Bar & Restaurant for a beautiful evening walk through the Leschi and Mount Baker neighborhoods. This scenic 4 mile route features breathtaking views of Mount Rainier, Lake Washington, and portions of the Seattle skyline along the way.
We’ll pass through several beautiful parks including Coleman Park, Mount Baker Park, and Frink Park while exploring some of Seattle’s most scenic lakeside neighborhoods and green spaces. Expect a relaxed pace, good conversation, and a wonderful summer evening outdoors.
After the walk, anyone who would like to continue socializing is welcome to join us back at Heyday Brewing for a burger, beer, or simply more conversation. All are welcome.
Route on Strava: Leschi to Mt Baker Walk
Participation & Safety
By attending this event, you acknowledge that participation is voluntary and at your own risk. Walking outdoors involves inherent risks, including uneven terrain, traffic, weather, and other hazards. Please use good judgment, obey all traffic laws, and only participate if you feel physically able to do so. Sunset Walk Club organizers are volunteers and are not responsible for injuries, accidents, lost or stolen property, or other incidents that may occur during or after the event.67 attendees
đź—ż Olympic Sculpture Garden Walk
Kerry Park, 211 West Highland Drive, Seattle, WA, USJoin us on Wednesday, August 5th, at 6:30 p.m. for a beautiful evening walk beginning at Kerry Park in the heart of Queen Anne. We’ll meet in front of the large geometric sculpture overlooking the Seattle skyline. From there, we’ll make our way down toward Seattle’s waterfront, taking in sweeping views of Elliott Bay, the Seattle skyline, and hopefully even Mount Rainier along the way.
We’ll continue through the Olympic Sculpture Park before looping back into the city through Seattle Center, passing the Space Needle, and climbing back up Queen Anne to finish where we started at Kerry Park.
Expect incredible views, great conversation, and one of the best sunset walks Seattle has to offer. All are welcome.
Route on Strava: Olympic Sculpture Garden Walk
Participation & Safety
By attending this event, you acknowledge that participation is voluntary and at your own risk. Walking outdoors involves inherent risks, including uneven terrain, traffic, weather, and other hazards. Please use good judgment, obey all traffic laws, and only participate if you feel physically able to do so. Sunset Walk Club organizers are volunteers and are not responsible for injuries, accidents, lost or stolen property, or other incidents that may occur during or after the event.34 attendees
🌊 Walking the Kirkland Waterfront
Heritage Park, Kirkland, WA 98033, Kirkland, Wa, USJoin us for an evening walk exploring one of the Eastside's most scenic waterfronts while meeting new people and enjoying great conversation.
We'll meet near the tennis courts at Heritage Park in Kirkland, where there is plenty of free parking. Please arrive a few minutes early, as we will promptly begin walking at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 12.
From Heritage Park, we'll stroll along the beautiful Kirkland waterfront, taking in views of Lake Washington, marinas, parks, and downtown Kirkland. We'll then loop back via the Kirkland Corridor Trail, a wide, flat gravel path that's perfect for conversation and an easy walking pace.
We'll finish by passing through one of Kirkland's iconic neighborhoods along 10th Avenue, offering sweeping views of Lake Washington and the Olympic Mountains before returning to Heritage Park.
Whether it's your first event or you've joined us before, you're welcome. We look forward to seeing you there!
Route on Strava: Kirkland Waterfront Loop
Participation & Safety
By attending this event, you acknowledge that participation is voluntary and at your own risk. Walking outdoors involves inherent risks, including uneven terrain, traffic, weather, and other hazards. Please use good judgment, obey all traffic laws, and only participate if you feel physically able to do so. Sunset Walk Club organizers are volunteers and are not responsible for injuries, accidents, lost or stolen property, or other incidents that may occur during or after the event.24 attendees
🌲 Lake Forest Park Loop
Starbucks - Lake Forest Park, 17039 Bothell Way NE, Lake Forest Park, WA, USJoin us as we explore one of North Seattle's most beautiful and underrated neighborhoods.
We'll meet at the Starbucks in Lake Forest Park Towne Centre, where we'll gather before promptly beginning our walk at 6:30 p.m.
From there, we'll wind through the quiet, tree-lined streets of Lake Forest Park, gradually climbing into Hamlin Park, a beautiful urban forest with peaceful trails beneath a canopy of towering evergreens. After crossing through the park, we'll circle back through the welcoming Briarcrest neighborhood, catching views of Lake Washington as we make our way back to the starting point.
Lake Forest Park is known for having some of the most impressive mature trees in the Seattle area, giving the neighborhood a unique character that's unlike almost anywhere else nearby. If you've never explored this part of the city, this is a perfect opportunity to discover a new favorite place while meeting great people along the way.
Route Details
- 📍 Meet: Starbucks at Lake Forest Park Towne Centre
- đźš¶ Distance: 5.2 miles
- ⛰️ Elevation Gain: 588 feet
- đźš¶ Pace: Approximately 30 minutes per mile
- ⏱️ Estimated Time: About 2 hours
This is a no-drop social walk, meaning we'll stay together, regroup as needed, and make sure no one gets left behind. Whether it's your first walk with us or you've joined us before, we'd love to have you.
Route on Strava: Hamlin Loop
Participation & Safety
By attending this event, you acknowledge that participation is voluntary and at your own risk. Walking outdoors involves inherent risks, including uneven terrain, traffic, weather, and other hazards. Please use good judgment, obey all traffic laws, and only participate if you feel physically able to do so. Sunset Walk Club organizers are volunteers and are not responsible for injuries, accidents, lost or stolen property, or other incidents that may occur during or after the event.7 attendees
Past events
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