Hello Ladies of Tacoma! Let's walk!

We meet at 9:00 and start our walk by 9:07 or whenever all RSVPs have arrived.

DIRECTIONS
Take N. 30th St. up to Pearl. Turn north on Pearl, and the road will lead you straight into the park. We will enter Point Defiance Park at the Pearl St. entrance. Please park in that main parking lot across from the pond. If you drive to the tennis courts, you have gone too far. Once everyone has arrived, we will drive up into the park, stop at a trailhead, and walk a 4 mile loop. It is beautiful (with water views, etc.). Kelly is in a brown Buick Encore.

POINT DEFIANCE PARK
As the largest urban park in Pierce County, the network of roads and trails weaving through the forest preserve provides a quiet retreat for joggers, cyclists, and hikers.

There are many hiking trails along Point Defiance's cliffs that have sweeping views of Vashon Island, Dalco Passage, Gig Harbor, and the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The road network also passes by Fort Nisqually.

HOW IT WORKS: If Kelly Pagano is not signed up for this walk, it probably won't happen. She is in a brown Buick Encore. Typically, if there are five or fewer attendees, we all get in Kelly's car to drive up to the trailhead. If you would prefer to follow in your own car, that's fine too!

Hi guys! The farmers’ market is back! The idea is that we will get there early enough to buy our greens, fruits, flowers, or whatever we want before they sell out. Then we can put our stuff in our cars and head out on our walk, which will be a little over 3 miles around the Proctor neighborhood (leave market and go to 29th. 29th to Junett. Junett to 24th. 24th to Mason. Mason to 28th. 28th to Union. Union to 24th. 24th to Proctor) and returning back to where we started in front of the Northwest Shop at 2702 North Proctor St.

Hi walkers!

This walk starts at 25th and Junett. We walk down the road, through a nice alley, across the pedestrian bridge, then turn right on Prospect St. We take Prospect until we get to Grant Elementary School, turn right, and head up to University of Puget Sound. We walk along the campus, then take a left and make our way up to N. Washington St. Turning right on Washington, we continue on until we reach 27th. We take another right, get to Junett, then turn right again until we are back to 25th. It should be a little over three miles. I hope you can join us. Thanks!

Hi guys,
For this walk, we meet in the parking lot that is under the overpass (next to Chinese Reconciliation Park). If you don't come down to the overpass, you will not find us.
This walk is close to 3 1/3 miles, all flat, with beautiful views. I am in a brown Buick Encore, and I have blonde hair and glasses. If everyone arrives by 9, we will head out. Otherwise, we will wait up to 7 minutes, so if you know you can't make it, please cancel so we don't stand there waiting for you. 7 minutes is a long time to be waiting uncertainly. Thanks so much!

This is a neighborhood grid walk. Maybe about 3 1/2 miles. Meet at 26th and Junett.

Meet in the parking lot across from Harbor Lights. This is a 3-mile walk that includes woods, waterfront, and neighborhood views. There is a staircase we use to climb out of the gulch, but other than that, this is not a strenuous walk. It only takes about an hour, butMeet in the parking lot across from Harbor Lights. This is a 3-mile walk that includes woods, waterfront, and neighborhood views. There is a staircase we use to climb out of the gulch, but other than that, this is not a strenuous walk. It only takes about an hour, but meetup will not let me change the 1:00 end time. Just know we’ll be done by no later than 12:15.

Bringing this walk back for the summer! This one is only about 3 miles through a bit of woods, around a pond, and around a playground.

We meet at 9:00 and start our walk by 9:07 or whenever all RSVPs have arrived.

DIRECTIONS
Take N. 30th St. up to Pearl. Turn north on Pearl, and the road will lead you straight into the park. We will enter Point Defiance Park at the Pearl St. entrance. Please park in that main parking lot across from the pond. If you drive to the tennis courts, you have gone too far. Once everyone has arrived, we will drive up into the park, stop at a trailhead, and walk a 4 mile loop. It is beautiful (with water views, etc.). Kelly is in a brown Buick Encore.

POINT DEFIANCE PARK
As the largest urban park in Pierce County, the network of roads and trails weaving through the forest preserve provides a quiet retreat for joggers, cyclists, and hikers.

There are many hiking trails along Point Defiance's cliffs that have sweeping views of Vashon Island, Dalco Passage, Gig Harbor, and the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The road network also passes by Fort Nisqually.

HOW IT WORKS: If Kelly Pagano is not signed up for this walk, it probably won't happen. She is in a brown Buick Encore. Typically, if there are five or fewer attendees, we all get in Kelly's car to drive up to the trailhead. If you would prefer to follow in your own car, that's fine too!

Hi guys! The farmers’ market is back! The idea is that we will get there early enough to buy our greens, fruits, flowers, or whatever we want before they sell out. Then we can put our stuff in our cars and head out on our walk, which will be a little over 3 miles around the Proctor neighborhood (leave market and go to 29th. 29th to Junett. Junett to 24th. 24th to Mason. Mason to 28th. 28th to Union. Union to 24th. 24th to Proctor) and returning back to where we started in front of the Northwest Shop at 2702 North Proctor St.

Hi walkers!

This walk starts at 25th and Junett. We walk down the road, through a nice alley, across the pedestrian bridge, then turn right on Prospect St. We take Prospect until we get to Grant Elementary School, turn right, and head up to University of Puget Sound. We walk along the campus, then take a left and make our way up to N. Washington St. Turning right on Washington, we continue on until we reach 27th. We take another right, get to Junett, then turn right again until we are back to 25th. It should be a little over three miles. I hope you can join us. Thanks!