I've asked this question in another newsgroup actually...

Would you get very far ?  I can either image you'll either go round in
circles or end up not moving at all...

Nicholas

  My cats used to love a walk.  They still like it, but the one who
really loved it has gone to RB.  However, they do not go on a leash,
just follow me down the road.  I only walk them after midnight so there
is no traffic.

I have an indoor cat; when we got her I lived in a flat on a really busy
road so didn't want to let her out alone, but wanted her to see the outside.

Cars scared the hell out of her so we just used to walk around the garden;
female cats (especially neutered ones) don't wander all that far anyway
normally, so she seemed content with this small patch being "hers" (a couple
of times she has gotten out without a lead on and has simply gone to sit in
her usual spot in the flower beds).

It's nothing like walking a dog; I understand some breeds will train like a
dog, but with ours it's more like having a sit in the garden together; she
sniffs some plants, chews some grass (it's a dietary essential, not just for
making them sick!), curls up under a bush and chatters her teeth at the
birds, occasionally she gets to "hunt" flies and bees, there's no question
she loves her trips outside every day especially in summer.

She was never really a problem with the lead; quickly understanding that to
put up with it was to go outside; it's important to get a harness (if your
cat escapes with lead attached to collar she could hang herself getting it
caught in a tree, a harness will leave her dangling there looking silly
until you get her out), and we use one of those extendable dog leads for toy
breeds, this way you can just sit in the sun or do some gardening while she
wanders about sniffing stuff and so on.

Give it a try, as long as she gets used to the harness (give her lots of
attention and treats to get her used to it and put it on by the back door,
maybe with the door open a little) she'll love you for it, just be prepared
for the fact that if you do it a lot they come to expect at least one walk
every day; this doesn't bother me at all it's a very relaxing thing to do;
but if it's likely to wind you up just give her walks very occasionally as a
treat maybe.

Good luck,

Steve