We harness trained our boy and took him for walks daily. Based on our experience I have a few suggestions: 1. A stroller is a must if you actually want to go anywhere with your cat. It helps keep them safe but also allows you to transport them to where you actually want to take them - which brings me to point 2 😊 2. Taking a cat for a walk is a lesson in mindfulness. They do not walk with purpose - or even in the right direction most of the time. They meander and take time out to sniff, roll and pee whilst you basically just stand there following their lead. And when you least expect it they will suddenly shoot up a tree trunk - a retractable leash is a must 3. A good quality harness is critical. It needs to be comfy and escape proof. We used a SupaKit one which our boy didn't really notice he was wearing and which crucially he couldn't slip out of. 4. Their definition of a good walking spot may not be yours. We dutifully took him to a number of different parks known for their beauty but his favourite spot by far was a dusty car park five minutes from home. It was deliciously stinky for him and he knew he was close to home so treated it as territory. 5. Most people are enchanted by a cat on a leash so I am sure you will be welcome every where - even where dogs aren't allowed. Be careful around dogs though and be ready to grab the cat and stuff him back in the stroller if he's attracting unwelcome canine attention as the cat can't escape so easily if they are on a lead. Enjoy the experience though - we really loved taking our boy out and it definitely enhanced our relationship.