This article discusses the relationship between space, material practices, cognitive work and the emotions at work during a personal walking holiday as a way of contributing to a wider debate on walking tourism. In doing so, this article revises the concept of ‘dwelling-in-motion’ and employs a mobile perspective that combines both the phenomenological and post-phenomenological approaches to tourism and walking studies, focusing on pace and rhythm, mundane technology and affective atmospheres. These are aspects that become entangled in walking touristscapes as they are produced and challenged by routing, immersive and co-dwelling performances. The article concludes by suggesting that, not only can a ‘mobile ontology’ provide a more thorough account of walking tourism, it can also highlight the importance of understanding the place-making potential of walking tourism as a complex tourist mobility practice for which both precognitive and cognitive implications should be considered.

本文讨论了个人步行度假期间的空间，物质实践，认知工作和工作情绪之间的关系，以此作为对步行旅游进行更广泛讨论的一种方式。为此，本文修改了“运动中的住所”的概念，并采用了移动的观点，将现象学和现象学后的方法结合到旅游和步行研究中，着重于节奏和节奏，平凡的技术和情感氛围。这些方面会因路线，身临其境和共同居住的表演而产生和挑战，从而纠缠于步行观光景观。本文的结论是，建议“移动本体”不仅可以提供关于步行旅游的更详尽的说明，和认知的含义应予以考虑。