Introduction: Walking as Embodied ResearchNick Shepherd and Christian ErnstenPart I Multisensory Walking: 'Deep Mapping' and 'Sounding Places'1 Layers of Perception in the Altai Landscape: A Visual EssayMarjolijn Boterenbrood and Bas Pedroli2 On Listening in Movement and Stillness: A Reflection through Sonic VignettesKarolina Doughty and Kristina HansenPart II Walking and the 'Arts of Noticing': 'Social Trackways' and 'Storied Landscapes'3 Walking with Landscape Relations: Tracking and More-than-Human Sociality in the Kalahari Desert, BotswanaPierre du Plessis4 Walking as a Mnemonic Practice for Abundance in a Storied LandscapeJan Bender ShetlerPart III Critical Walking Methodologies: Feminist and Queer Walking, Decolonial Walking5 Notes on Feminist and Queer Critical Walking Methodologies in the Amsterdam City CentreChandra Frank6 Escape from the White Cube: Walking as Decolonial InterventionNick ShepherdPart IV Activist Walking and Walking for Academics7 Activism on the move: Decolonial walking at Bremen's Bürgerpark and Cape Town's Two Rivers Urban ParkSteven Robins with Matthew Wingfield8 Walking for AcademicsAnnamarie MolPart V The Art of Getting Lost: 'Homo Eclecticus' and the Wadden Sea Polder9 Walking paths: 'Homo Eclecticus' about strollingJan Rothuizen10 Salt, Fresh, Bittersweet: Walking a Wadden Sea Polder Against the GrainChristian Ernsten, Marten Minkema, and Dirk-Jan VisserPart VI Flanerie Reinterpreted: Walking and Drawing, Walk Like a Designer11 Illustration on the Move: Embodied Practices of Walking and Drawing in the CityTânia Alexandra Cardoso12 Walk Like a Designer: Following the Haagse beek, Artist Krijn Giezen, and the Water System of the HagueHenriette Waal and Clemens DriessenPart VII Walking through Time: Coloniality and Multi-temporality on the Liesbeeck River and the Qhapaq Ñan 13 Walking with Peter Kolb: Transhistorical Journeys between Colonial Pasts and PresentsChristian Ernsten14 On the Road: Musings on Walking and WritingCristóbal GneccoPart VIII Walking and Writing: Mount Sáos and the Ri¿ana River15 Ascending Sáos: A Chorographic Excursion in the midst of Incompressible ObjectsChristopher Witmore16 Foot Notes: Walking and Writing with the Ri¿ana RiverNata¿a Rogelja CafPart IX Lockdown Walking: 'Becoming Attentive', the 'Infraordinary', and Memory and Mortality in the Northern Suburbs of Johannesburg17 Walking Forest in Suburbia: Becoming AttentiveIke Kamphof18 Lockdown Walks: Rhythms and Gestures of the EverydayJo Vergunst19 In Passing: Walking in the Northern Suburbs of JohannesburgIvan Vladislavic