The phrase "a twilight walk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a leisurely stroll taken during the twilight hours, typically when the sun is setting.
Example: "After dinner, we decided to take a twilight walk along the beach, enjoying the cool breeze and the fading light."
Alternatives: "an evening stroll" or "a dusk walk."
Wave Hill hosts a twilight walk with the naturalist Paul Keim to observe the creatures.
Sunday at 6 p.m., "Horseshoe Crab Mating at Dead Horse Bay," a twilight walk to observe this annual ritual, meeting at the Q35 bus stop at the entrance to Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn.
My father knew from his earliest childhood, but one of his earliest and most powerful memories is of a twilight walk there with his parents – he is about four – when they hide behind a tree, leaving him alone.
When evening closes in early and Londoners are cozy at home, a twilight walk through the back streets of Chelsea or Knightsbridge offers a glimpse through town house windows of crowded bookshelves and illuminated paintings.
And yet, apart from the restrained, intelligent, beautifully constructed opening pages and a few stray passages thereafter – a melancholy twilight walk in Manhattan; some billowing curtains settling into place at the closing of a drawing-room door – Gatsby as a literary creation leaves me cold.
Join a professional storyteller for a fairytale-themed walk around Baggy Point in Croyde, Devon (28 October; adult £5, child £3); take a haunted twilight walk through Derbyshire's Longshaw Estate (31 Oct; adult £8, child £5), or go in search of rutting red deer in Hatfield Forest, Essex (31 Oct; adult £7; child £5).
Tomorrow at 6 30 p.m., "Twilight Walk of Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Friends," a literary and historical meander through Greenwich Village, meeting outside the Second Avenue Deli, 156 Second Avenue, at 10th Street.
Our twilight walk ended in Clarence Hall, where homemade soup and chocolate brownies were being dished up.
NEW YORK TALKS AND WALKS Saturday at 7 p.m., "Twilight Walk of the Brooklyn Bridge Waterfalls," meeting outside Starbucks, 38 Park Row, Lower Manhattan.
It's driven by a simple two-step beat and echoes of warped vocals, and makes the perfect soundtrack for twilight walks through the city, played ultra-loud through a tinny set of earphones.
Many people stay on the beach until twilight, walking knee-deep in the ocean, flip-flops in hand.
