309 — Washington Park Loop (Forested Pathways)

Date and Time: Sunday, May 3. 1:30 p.m.

Hiking trail route combines stunning vistas, exposed shorelines, forest glades, distant views to the Olympic range and San Juan Islands. Circle the outer edges of Washington Park, linking segments of the intricate path system. Highlights include gorgeous views, geologic features, history, flora and fauna. Requires nimble feet along some exposed bluffs, rutted rooted paths and some very short steep spots. Forest canopy, superb scenery along the way. Meet your leaders-

Former teachers, Terri and Dave Bawden walk every day, rain or shine.  Whether along the waterfront, in the forest, on cobblestone streets in foreign countries or just in the neighborhood, walking is their exercise.

Distance: 2.7 miles
Duration: 2.5 hours
Rating: Moderate route, some exposure, trail roots and ruts, 250-foot elevation gain/loss.
Meeting Point: Meeting Point: Washington Park Main Lot at entry: Follow Oakes Ave (WA Highway 20 Spur W) west from Anacortes center. Continue straight past the right turn to Washington State ferries, continue straight when the road becomes Sunset. After about ¾ of a mile from the ferry turn as you arrive at Washington Park, just prior to entering the park, take a right into the first parking area. Watch for a temporary sign to Anacortes Walk Fest.

$10.00/ per person

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