The phrase "a walk led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a walk that is guided or directed by someone, often in a context where the leadership of the walk is significant.
Example: "During the event, a walk led by the local historian took participants through the city's most historic sites."
Alternatives: "a guided walk" or "a walk conducted".
A walk led by the Friends of the Parks.
Jose Molina, who went 3 for 4 with a walk, led off with a single, advanced to second on David Eckstein's single and scored on Erstad's single.
And on Sunday, its political past and present will be addressed in a walk led by Jim Kaplan and his daughter Olivia Kaplan, sponsored by Culture Now/Openhouse New York.
And "New York and the Irish" is the title of a walk led by Bowery and Canal Walking Tours that will meet on Sunday at 1 p.m. in front of City Hall Park, Broadway and Park Row; $15, $12 for 65+ and students; (917) 602-3543.
Sunday at 1 p.m., "The 'Official' Gangs of New York," a walk led in conjunction with Miramax Films that explores the neighborhoods featured in the movie of that title, meeting at City Hall Park at the southeast corner of Broadway and Chambers Street.
Today at 1 p.m., "The Gangs of New York," a walk led in conjunction with Miramax Films that explores the neighborhoods featured in the movie of that name, meeting at City Hall Park at the southeast corner of Broadway and Chambers Street.
In the model, a circular walk led to an elliptical granite overlook, where steps ascended to the marble grave platform.
On Sunday a foodie walk led by Noshwalks will end with a picnic-style meal with treats bought along the way.
At the site volunteers participated in events such as a shore walk led by the Tropical Audubon Society and a BioBlitz in which volunteers used the INaturalist App to help record each species found at the site.
If street photography is your thing, book a guided walk led by local photographers who will share their favourite city spots.
A two-hour walk, led by a naturalist, to observe and photograph seals in the wild.
