Used to do that just about every night a few years back, right after I turned 18.
Really great activity, haven't done it since I moved. I should start doing it again.
Most memorable experience was having a police officer stop me at about 3am in the middle of nowhere asking if I was ok.

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No place to night walk here unless I drive a bit. My little dead end street opens right onto a highway. And I'm tired. Still I'd like to read some stories.

I used to nightwalk back in highschool, at all times of the night. Now I live in the middle of no where, theres not street lights besides in the urban areas of my town, its mainly rural country roads that extend 3 miles in each direction. Right now its pitch black everywhere around me and I dont want to get stopped by a cop so I just go to the gym

So, night walking already has a "creepy" vibe to it, I guess, and I hate to reinforce that because it's not a creepy thing to do, but...
Best times I've ever had night walking involved sneaking into people's back yards and watching through their windows. I don't want to break in or vandalize them or anything, it just feels comforting to see other people's homes. See them sleeping, or watching tv, undressing if I'm lucky. I'm so used to feeling like I'm "not there", I guess it's natural extension of that to want to observe without being seen.

>>27595000
Trips.

>tfw moving to a place in the middle of nowhere soon

>>27595236
Depending on how middle of nowhere it is, that can be even better than walking in an urban setting.
Fewer lights, no one's ever out, less likely to get mugged. Only shitty part would be that walking on asphalt roads is less comfortable after a while than walking on nice, paved, concrete sidewalk.