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5/7/2008 -
Wednesday Walking - join a group to enjoy a 10K walk
10:00 Red Lion at the Quay, 100 Columbia, Vancouver
12:00 Beaches
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5/8/2008 - Thursday Walking - join a group to enjoy a 10K walk
Rated 2
Walk: Florence YRE 0349
Meet: To carpool from Albany contact Annie Swett
msbs1971@yahoo.com
or meet at The Sportsman 249 Hwy 101, Florence
http://www.ava.org/gen3/data/event_details.asp?eventid=79256
Start: 9 AM
Lunch: 12:00 to be determined
Contact: Shirley's , (541 ) 547 - 3292,
parksea1230@pioneer.net
5/10/2008 Lyons, OR
Host Club: Silverton Walk Abouts
Distance and Trail Rating: 10K/5K 1+
Start Point Address / Driving Directions: John Neal Memorial Park. From I-5
north or south, take Hwy 22(Stayton/Detroit Dam) exit 253 and go east for 22.1
miles to the Mehama/Lyons 226 sign, turn right (IGNORE the green John Neal Park
second right sign on 22). Pass the Entering Linn County sign and follow road as
it makes a sharp left turn. Continue to 13th Street and turn left. Go .9 mile to
the park. Enter John Neal Park, park and register at the shelter. Look for our
signs.
Start Times: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Finish by 4:00 pm
Contact: Diane and John McDermott , (503 ) -76 - 5380
E-Mail Contact: mcdermot@wvi.com
Awards and Fees: IVV Credit Only
Comments: This walk is entirely inside John Neal park. You will pass several
rural ponds with lots of wildlife like blue herons, ducks, birds, otters and
nutria. It also passes a water treatment plant for the city of Lyons. Great
rural park walk.
Amenities: Strollers: medium Wheelchairs: NO Pets: Yes Restrooms: Yes
Saturday, May 10, 2008 MOULTON FALLS REGIONAL PARK, Yacolt, WA
Sanction No. NW08/80406
START/FINISH: Moulton Falls Regional Park, day use area. Moulton Falls Regional
Park is a 325 acre park located in forested lands at the confluence of the East
Fork of the Lewis River and Big Tree Creek. Several trails start in the park
including Lucia Falls-Moulton Falls Trail and Bells Mountain Trail. There are
many small waterfalls and rapids along the trail and much wildlife. GREAT PICNIC
SPOT - AND BRING A CAMERA.
TIMES: Start any time between 8am and 1pm. Finish by 4pm.
DISTANCE and RATING: 5km or 10km (3.1 or 6.2 miles), Rated 2.
10km TRAIL DESCRIPTION: The 10 km route will start in the upper parking lot area
and go past the restrooms then along the Lucia Falls – Moulton Falls Trail, a
level compacted gravel trail, to the Trailhead at Hantwick Road then returning
to the restrooms for about 9 km. The route will then cross NE Lucia Falls Road
and use a narrow dirt nature trail to the falls on Big Tree Creek before
returning to the Start/finish area. The first 9 km are very easy and strollers
will have no trouble. The last km will be very difficult for strollers because
of the dirt trail with roots and other natural hazards including many steps with
one very high step. Strollers might want to detour this area. Wheelchairs are
not recommended.
5km TRAIL DESCRIPTION: The 5 km route will start in the upper parking lot area
and go past the restrooms then along the Lucia Falls – Moulton Falls Trail, a
level compacted gravel trail to the checkpoint then return to the restrooms for
about 4 km. The route will then cross NE Lucia Falls Road and use a narrow dirt
nature trail to the falls on Big Tree Creek before returning to the Start/finish
area. The first 4 km are very easy and strollers will have no trouble. The last
km will be very difficult for strollers because of the dirt trail with roots and
other natural hazards including many steps with one very high step. Strollers
might want to detour this area. Wheelchairs are not recommended.
COMFORT: Water and restrooms available near registration area and 10km
checkpoint. Pets allowed on short leash with proper clean-up.
FEES: AVA Credit Only is $3. No refunds. Non-credit walkers are welcome to
participate at no charge. All must register, carry, and return a start card.
ELIGIBILITY: This event is sanctioned by the American Volkssport Association,
part of the International Federation of Popular Sports (IVV), and counts toward
the acquisition of IVV achievement awards. Everyone is welcome to participate.
Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
NEW WALKERS: This event is part of the AVA Achievement Awards Program.
Participants can earn event and/or distance credits, then redeem completed books
for a certificate, patch, and hatpin after certain milestones are achieved.
Special New Walker Packets, including discount coupons at a bargain price, will
be available at the registration table.
DISCLAIMER: Although every effort will be made to make this a safe, enjoyable
event, the sponsors are not liable for accidents, injuries, thefts and other
material damages. By registering for this event, each participant agrees to
accept the guidelines for Volkssport events published by the American Volkssport
Association (AVA) and to observe the principles of good sportsmanship. This
event will be held regardless of weather; adverse weather may increase the
rating.
DIRECTIONS: From I-5 take exit #9 (SR 502/NE 179th St. ) Northbound go straight
on NE 10th Ave. (Southbound turn left at end of access ramp, under freeway and
then left onto NE 10th Av.) to NE 219th St . Right on 219th to Battle Ground and
turn left on NW 10th Av (SR 503). Go 5.6 mile to Rock Creek Road (brown sign
will indicate Moulton and Lucia Falls ) and turn right on Rock Creek Road .
Continue on Rock Creek Road (turns into Lucia Falls Road ) for 8.4 miles.
Straight at the 3 way stop, past Pomeroy Farms and Lucia Falls . Parking will be
marked and on your right. (Note – Go past the first small parking area on your
right to the parking area that goes up a short hill.)
CONTACT INFORMATION: Dick Baker, 360/573-6048. Email
dickbkr@earthlink.net
http://www.allweatherwalkers.org/MoultonFalls2008.htm
5/14/2008 - Wednesday Walking - join a group to enjoy a 10K walk
10:00 Providence Medical Center 4805 NE Glisan, Portland
12:00 Gustav's Restaurant, 5035 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland
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5/15/2008 - Thursday Walking - join a group to enjoy a 10 K walk
Rated 1
Walk:Keizer Willamette Mission YRE 1668
Meet:Carpool from Albany Annie Swett
msbs1971@yahoo.com or
meet Willamette Lutheran Home, 7693 Wheatland Road, Keizer
http://www.ava.org/gen3/data/event_details.asp?eventid=79805
Start: 9 AM
Lunch: 12:00 to be determined
Contact: Marj Oughton , (503 ) 393-3003,
Oughtonm@aol.com
5/17/2008 - Walk
Event Number : 79711 10K/5K
Start: Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District Cedar Hills Center, 11640 SW
Park Way, Portland OR
(across Cedar Hills Blvd) from the Cedar Park Middle School)
This walk is a new version of the Cedar Miler's second walk from their inaugural
year as a club. Rated a 1+ for some hills, the walk takes you along road
shoulders in the area's established residential neighborhoods, through five
parks, and around a lake. The trail is suitable for strollers but not for
wheelchairs. Water and restrooms will be located at the start/finish. Leashed
pets are permitted (except inside buildings) and owners must abide by local
cleanup laws. Directions : To reach the start, take Exit #68 from US 26/Sunset
Highway and turn South on SW Cedar Hills Blvd to SW Park Way. The start point
will be on the right. Parking available at the church across the street from the
start point, at Cedar Park Middle School, or along the street. Walkers may NOT
park in the Park District Lot.
Comments : Walk Oregon Challenges are Washington County and Walks in Spring.
Event City : Beaverton
Host Club : Cedar Milers
Contact : Dar Parrow, (503) 614 - 8771 or Ruth and Don Menicosy, (503) 644 -
4232
Email : parrowd@aol.com
5/18/2008 - Iris Walk
Event Number : 80620 5km &10km
Start : Walk starts at Schreiners Iris Gardens-3625 Quinaby Road, Keizer,
Oregon.
Start time 8:30a - 12:30p
Finish by 4:30PM
Rated 1+. Large wheeled strollers may be OK but the walk is not wheelchair
friendly.
NO DOGS are allowed on either walk.
Both walks will be in the iris fields.
DIRECTIONS:
From I-5 north or south bound, take Exit 263. (Brooks/Gervais)
From the NORTH turn RIGHT on Brooklake Road.
From the SOUTH turn LEFT on Brooklake Road.
Follow Brooklake Road for 1/2 mile to River Road N.
Turn LEFT on River Road N.and continue to Quinaby Rd.
LEFT on Quinaby Road to the parking area for the Iris Gardens.Walk on unpaved
paths to and through iris fields.
Host Club : Willamette Wanderers
Contact : Mary, (503) 581 - 4385
E-Mail: tobwell@aol.com
5/21/2008 - Wednesday Walking - join a group to enjoy a 10K walk
10:00 Legacy Salmon Creek Hospital, 2211 NE 139th St., Vancouver
12:00 Legacy Salmon Creek Hospital, 2211 NE 139th St., Vancouver
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5/22/2008 - Thursday Walking - join a group to enjoy a 10 K walk Rated 2+
Walk: Salem - South YRE 1323
Meet: Carpool from Albany Annie Swett
msbs1971@yahoo.com or at
Alterra Clare Bridge, 1155 Boone Rd SE
http://www.ava.org/gen3/data/event_details.asp?eventid=79809
Start: 9 AM
Lunch: 12:00 to be determined
Contact: Brenda Nard , (503 ) 589-4050
Sunday, May 25, 2008, 10 a.m. Group Walk Camas, WA
Leaders: Jan Breneman and Joe Titone
Lacamas Lake; NW08/Y0364; 6km/11km, Rated 1+
Start: Heritage Park main parking lot This walk's signin is normally at the
Lakeside Chalet Restaurant, but we will have signin sheets and the stamp at the
Heritage Park main parking lot.
Lake Road (directions below) Camas, WA
Please arrive early enough to sign in so the walk can begin at 10.
Directions: From I-5 or I-205, take SR14 East, Exit #12, 6th Avenue. Proceed to
NE Adams Street and turn right. Follow Adams as it curves left onto NE 3rd
Avenue. LEFT at second traffic light on NE Garfield Street (Safeway store on
right). Garfield curves left into NE 14th Avenue for two blocks. At stop sign,
turn RIGHT on NE Everett Street and at traffic light, turn left on Lake Road.
Just past Moose Lodge grounds, turn right into Heritage Park. Restrooms and
water here. If main lot is full, return to Lake Road and turn right a very short
distance to overflow lot on right.
Description: Route is on a wooded nature path beside beautiful Lacamas Lake and
Camas Meadows Golf Course, located in eastern Clark County and straddling the
border between Vancouver and Camas. Enjoy quiet scenery, diverse wildlife, and
seasonal wildflowers. Fine gravel and wood chip surfaces.
Restrooms and water at start/finish, and checkpoint. Strollers may have some
difficulty; wheelchairs can do a shortened version. WSC: Nature – Mountains,
Trails; Water – Lakes, Bridges; History – Places on the National Historic
Register (Pittock House, aka Leadbetter Mansion, across the lake).
Club web site:
http://www.allweatherwalkers.org/
5/25/2008 - Sunday Stroll - join us for quadruple chocolate
brownies and fruit as we enjoy a 5/10K stroll in Southeast Albany. Meet at
Courtyard Villas, 1929 Grand Prairie SE Rated 1
http://www.ava.org/gen3/data/event_details.asp?eventid=79961
Start: 2 PM
Contact: Rozy Weatherby, wrozy@yahoo.com
541-926-7890
5/28/2008 - Wednesday Walking - join a group to enjoy a 10K walk
10:00 West Linn McDonalds, 2100 8th Court, West Linn, OR
12:00 Bugatti's Caffe, 1885 Blankenship Road, West Linn
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5/29/2008 - Thursday Walking - join a group to enjoy a 5/11 K
walk Rated 2
Walk:Eugene - U of O YRE 0413
Meet:Carpool from Albany Annie Swett
msbs1971@yahoo.com or at Valley River Inn
1000 Valley River Way, Eugene
http://www.ava.org/gen3/data/event_details.asp?eventid=78226
Start: 9 AM
Lunch: 12:00 to be determined
Contact: Sally Ross
Mossbacksclub@comcast.net 541-726-7169
5/31/2008 Saddle Mt State Park - CANCELED
City and State: Jewel OR
Note: Saddle Mountain Walk is canceled as park will remain closed due to winter
storm damage.
Contact: Sam Korff , (503 ) 728 - 0400
E-Mail Contact: korffs@clatskanie.com
5/31/2008 - 6/1/2008 - Peony Walk
Event Number : 80310 8K, 10K + options
Start : Adelman Peony Gardens, 5690 Brooklake Road NE Salem,OR 97305-9660
Event City: Brooks near Salem
Host Club : Albany Fitwalkers
Distance and Trail Rating: 8K, 10K + options 1+
Strollers: medium Wheelchairs: hard Pets: Restrooms: Yes
Start Times: 8 AM to 12PM
Contact : Judy Ferguson, (503) 393 - 4522
E-Mail: fergusonjudy@msn.com
Club Website: www.albanyfitwalkers.org
Sunday, 8 June 2008 POST ROSE PARADE WALK
Start Time: 10 am.
Start Place: REI, 14th & NW Johnson, Portland, OR
TRAIL: (sanction number: 77995)10km long rated 1+ with a 5km option rated 1. The
walk is on city sidewalks in the downtown Portland Area. The walk highlights the
Rose Festival Parade Floats and will pass by the Waterfront Fun Center and the
Dragon Boat Races. Pets welcome except in start area.
DIRECTIONS:
I-5 Northbound take the I-405 exit 299B, on the left toward City Center/US-26
W/Beaverton. Merge onto I-405 N. Take exit 2B toward Everett St. Continue on
Everett St to NW 14th Ave to Johnson.
I-5 Southbound take the I-405 to exit 302B toward Beaverton/US-30 W/St. Helens.
Merge onto I-405 S. Take exit 2B toward Everett St. Stay straight to go onto NW
16th Ave. Turn left on NW Everett St. Turn left on NW 14th Ave. Turn right on NW
Johnson St. Parking is in REI’s parking structure, entering from Johnson St.
MORE INFO: Dick and Barbara 360-573-6048
dickbkr@earthlink.net
JUNE 12, 13, 14, 15, 2008 The Columbia River Gorge Biennial
Classic Cascade Locks, Oregon 11 WALKS AND 1 BIKE
COLUMBIA RIVER VOLKSSPORT CLUB
START POINT: Marine Park, Cascade Locks, Oregon
START TIMES All days 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM
FINISH BY 4:00 PM
WA L K S / H I K E S
EAGLE CREEK 12 km, 25 km Rated difficult 3+ Two distances. This is the premier
walk in the entire Columbia River Gorge. You will walk high above Eagle Creek,
past many waterfalls. If you go on the 25km walk you will actually pass behind
and under Tunnel Falls. The scenery is unsurpassed and this walk has always been
a favorite at this event. Note: The 25km option is rated 3+ due to uneven and
rocky surfaces.
MULTNOMAH/WAHKEENA FALLS 10K difficult 3+ This walk takes you to the top of
Multnomah Falls, the most visited scenic attraction in Oregon. After looking
down on the Falls, continue past 15 other waterfalls to Wahkeena Spring, the
source of Wahkeena Falls. You will then continue down the trail to Wahkeena
Falls and the finish.
INDIAN POINT 13K Rated Very Difficult 4 This walk/hike takes you to one of the
most spectacular viewpoints in the Columbia Gorge. The actual viewpoint should
only be attempted at one’s own risk as it is a point that is very steep and
narrow. The walk/hike can be done without going to the point and is still
magnificent. You will climb 2700 ft. up to the Nick Eaton Ridge, along the Ridge
and back down through some old growth forest. Please take water and wear proper
footware.
WAHCLELLA FALLS 6K Rated Moderate 2+ This walk is an old favorite, but this year
the walk will only be 6km. It will start at and take you through the Bonneville
Fish hatchery and takes you through the Bonneville Fish hatchery and the
sturgeon viewing area. Then you will hike to one of the most beautiful
waterfalls in the entire Columbia Gorge. Then back to the hatchery.
DRY CREEK FALLS 10K Rated Moderately Difficult 3. Another gorgeous walk, this
walk starts at Cascade Locks, takes you along some pristine forest trails, back
to Dry Creek Falls, then down an abandoned road to Cascade Locks and the start.
WAUNA VIEWPOINT New! 10K Rated Moderately Difficult 3. This walk/hike starts at
the Eagle Creek fish hatchery, across the suspension bridge over Eagle Creek and
winds up on a trail overlooking the Columbia River to a viewpoint that afford a
view both up and down the River. You will then descend by way of the Tooth Rock
trail back to the start.
COYOTE WALL 10K New! 10K rated Very Difficult 4. This walk/hike, on the
Washington side of the River, is a unique experience as it takes you to the top
of the Bingen Syncline, otherwise known as Coyote Wall. This syncline is a huge
uplift in the earth’s surface. You will hike to the top with unsurpassed views
of the Oregon side of the river and then back through fields of wildflowers.
MOSIER TUNNELS 13K Rated Moderate 2+ ,,,, This trail goes high above the river
along the Old Columbia River Highway. You will walk through the Mosier Tunnels
that were closed in 1953 and recently reopened as a park. The first tunnel is
288 feet long and was connected to the second with a concrete roof in 1999. This
is a worthwhile walk with a very easy grade.
FORT CASCADE/HAMILTON ISLAND 10K Rated Moderate 2. This walk will take you to
Fort Cascade, which was in use from 1856 to 1861. Imagine what it must have been
like to be stationed here with the constant wind, rain, dampness and bitter cold
of winter. You will also walk onto Hamilton Island in the middle of the Columbia
River.
CASCADE LOCKS TO OVERLOOK 12K rated Moderate 2. A different version of an old
favorite. Walk from Cascade locks to Overlook and back along a paved forested
trail. This is part of a trail that will eventually go from Portland to The
Dalles, a city 40 miles upriver.
TOWN WALK 10K Rated Easy 1+ A walk through the town, out to the Herman Creek
work center (US Forest Service) and onto an island in the Columbia River.
BIKE 25K Rated Moderate 2 The bike will start at Cascade Locks. It will go onto
some forested roads and along the river meandering through the back roads of the
area.
S O C I A L E V E N T S
We will be selling our World Famous Hot Dogs at lunchtime on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday only.
POTLUCK DINNER There will be a potluck dinner at 6 PM on Friday evening, June
13th, at The Overlook Campground. We reserve the entire campground for the Gorge
weekend. If you are from out of town there is a market in Cascade Locks at which
you can purchase items for the potluck. Columbia River Volkssport Club will
provide hamburgers, beef and meatless, buns and lemonade. Stronger beverages
will have to be provided by you.
SALMON DINNER Join your fellow volkswalkers on Saturday evening, June 14th, for
a salmon bake presented by the Warm Springs Indian Tribe. The meal will be
prepared using the traditional pit method and will include entertainment.
Preregistration is required by May 14th, 2008, so we can provide an accurate
count. The cost is $25 per person.
STERNWHEELER CRUISE A two hour Sternwheeler Cruise is available to volkswalkers
at a reduced price.
DIRECTIONS From North or South on I-5 or I-205 go to I-84 and continue East to
exit #44 (Cascade Locks). Continue straight ahead to Marine Park on the left.
and Follow the signs to the start.
LODGING
Rooms are available for Volkswalkers at a reduced rate at the Columbia River Inn
in Cascade Locks. Please be sure to tell them you are with the Volkswalk group
as we have reserved the entire hotel. 800-595-7108
Rooms are also available at the Cascade Motel 541-374-8750 and the Bridge of the
Gods Motel 541-374-8628 in Cascade Locks and accross the river at the Carson Hot
Springs Resort 800-607-3678
www.carsonhotspringresort.com
REGISTRATION
Pre-registration is recommended. There is a form in the brochure for that
purpose. Registration for credit is $3.00 per event. There will be no refund.
http://www.walkingforfun.org/gorge%202008%20Broc.pdf
Non-credit walkers are welcome but must register, carry a start card, and sign
the waiver.
Checks should be made out to CRVC. Please send the completed registration form
with payment to:
Karen Kelly
20837 SW 104th Ave.
Tualatin, OR 97062
Proper footwear should be worn at all times as most of these trails are on
natural surfaces. Water should be carried and will be available at the start
area.
DISCLAIMER
The sponsors are not liable for accidents, theft and/or damage. Every effort
will be made to make this a safe, enjoyable and memorable event. Pets are
welcome on all walks except
Eagle Creek. They must be on a leash and be picked up after. The only walk
suitable for wheelchairs or strollers is the Cascade Locks to Overlook walk. All
of the others are on forest trails or have steps.
Bring your camera as the scenery is some of the most spectacular in the U.S.
INFORMATION AND SALES
There will be tables and information for: Volksware, AVA Specialties, Body
Kneads and Walking Adventure International
CONTACT INFORMATION
Web site: http://www.walkingforfun.org
gorgewalks@gmail.com Dick
or Carolyn 503-649-7675
Calendar of Future Events -
Northwest
As of Apr. 5 2008
Wk=Walk, GW=Guided Walk, NW=Night Walk, M=Marathon, Sw=Swim, Bk=Bike, SS=SnowShoe,
XS=Ski, RS-Roller Skate
Note: This information is also available at www.ava.org and is the most up to
date if changes occur.
2008
Apr 12 - 2Wk - NW Tulip Trekkers - Mount Vernon, WA - 360-424-7490
Apr 19 - Wk - East County Windwalkers - Gresham, OR - 503-254-3252
Apr 19 - Wk - Interlaken Trailblazers Volkssport Club - Redmond, WA -
425-747-3484
Apr 19-20 - 2Wk - Four-Plus Foolhardy Folks - Vantage, WA - 253-840-5073
Apr 20 date change - Wk - Lilac City Volkssport Assn. - Spokane, WA -
208-765-3160
Apr 25 - NW - Discovery Walk Festival
- Vancouver, WA - 877-269-2009
Apr 26 - Wk - Discovery Walk Festival
- Vancouver, WA - 877-269-2009
Apr 27 - Wk,2Sw - Discovery Walk Festival
- Vancouver, WA - 877-269-2009
Apr 27 - Bk - Discovery Walk Festival
- Vancouver, WA - 503-692-3994
May 3 date change - Wk - Interlaken Trailblazers Volkssport Club - Kirkland, WA
- 425-827-7018
May 3 - Wk - Anchorage Volkssport Club - Anchorage, AK - 907-337-0366
May 4 - Wk - Lilac City Volkssport Assn. - Spokane, WA - 509-624-6518
May 4 - Wk - Capitol Volkssport Club - Littlerock, WA - 260-273-0390
May 9-11 - 4Wk - Bavarian Volkssport Assn. - Leavenworth, WA - 509-548-6112
May 10 - WK - All Weather Walkers - Yacolt, WA - 360-573-6048
May 10 - Wk - Silverton Walk Abouts - Lyons, OR - 503-76x-5380
May 17 - Wk - Cedar Milers - Beaverton, OR - 503-614-8771
May 17 - Wk - Olympic Peninsula Explorers - Port Townsend, WA - 360-385-5861
May 17 - Wk - Sea-Tac Volkssports Club - Fort Lewis, WA - 253-922-9147
May 18 - Wk - Willamette Wanderers - Keizer, OR - 503-581-4385
May 24 - Wk - FS Family Wanderers - Seattle, WA - 206-789-4796
May 31 - Wk - Turnaround Trekkers - Jewel, OR - 503-728-0400
May 31 - Wk - Kitsap Volkssporters Club - Port Orchard, WA - 360-308-8485
May 31-Jun 1 - Wk - Albany Fitwalkers - Brooks, OR - 503-393-4522
May 31-Jun 1 - Wk - Federal Way Lions Volkssport - Federal Way - 253-569-9172
Jun 7 - Wk - Treasure Valley Volkssports - Cambridge, ID - 208-345-8259
Jun 7 - Wk - Over-The-Hill-Gang Volkssport Club - Eatonville, WA - 253-875-3064
Jun 8 - Wk - Columbia River Volkssport Club - Portland, OR - 503-366-3468
Jun 12-15 - 11Wk,Bk Gorge Classic -
Columbia River Volkssport Club - Cascade Locks, OR - 503-649-7675
Jun 15 - Wk - Northwest Striders - North Bend, WA - 425-888-0737
Jun 21 - Wk - Evergreen Wanderers - Tacoma, WA - 253-564-1766
Jun 21 - NW - Emeral City Wanderers - Seattle, WA - 253-839-1892
Jun 22 - WK - Rose City Roamers - Portland, OR - 503-285-2915
Jun 28-29 - Wk - Lilac City Volkssport Assn. - Spokane, WA - 509-927-3616
Jun 28-29 - WK - Ellensburg Wind Walkers - Cle Elum, WA - 509-925-7549
Jun 28-29 - WK - Ellensburg Wind Walkers - Thorp, WA - 253-841-0580
Jun 28-29 - WK - East County Windwalkers - Portland, OR - 503-254-6337
Jun 29 - Wk - Sea-Tac Volkssports Club - SeaTac, WA - 425-271-3136
Jul 4-5 - WK - Vancouver USA Volkssporters - Vancouver, WA - 360-891-9411
Jul 5-6 - Wk - Eugene Springfield Mossback Volkssport - Eugene, OR -
541-747-6470
Jul 12-13 - WK - Corvallis Cruisers - Philomath, OR - 541-752-6744
Jul 12 - Wk - Capitol Volkssport Club - Olympia, WA - 360-491-7266
Jul 18-20 - 3Wk - Four-Plus Foolhardy Folks - Crystal Mountain, WA -
206-713-1564
Jul 19 - Wk - Cedar Milers - Beaverton, OR - 503-614-8771
Jul 26 - Wk - Interlaken Trailblazers Volkssport Club - Renton, WA -
425-235-0528
Jul 26-27 - WK - Sherwood Merrywalkers - Portland, OR - 503-925-1294
Jul 27 - Wk - All Weather Walkers - Camas, OR - 360-798-6956
Aug 2 - Wk - Capitol Volkssport Club - Lillwaup, WA - 360-456-2896
Aug 2 - Wk - Albany Fitwalkers - Brownsville, OR - 541-926-3833
Aug 9 - Wk - Northwest Striders - Issaquah, WA - 425-746-9641
Aug 9 - 2Wk - Yachats Coastal Gems Volkssport Club - Newport, OR - 541-547-3520
Aug 16-17 - Wk - Mac Trackers Walking Club - McMinnville, OR - 503-472-0254
Aug 23 - Wk - FS Family Wanderers - Seattle, WA - 206-783-2460
Aug 23-24 - Wk - Eugene Springfield Mossback Volkssport - Eugene, OR -
541-747-6470
Sep 5-7 - 3Wk - NW Tulip Trekkers - Coupeville, WA - 360-679-3638
Sep 6-7 - Wk - Valley Volkswalkers - Canby, OR - 503-636-1025
Sep 7 - Wk - NW Tulip Trekkers - Coupeville, WA - 360-679-3638
Sep 13 - Wk - Northwest Striders - Bellevue, WA - 425-746-9641
Sep 13 - Wk - Lilac City Volkssport Assn. - Colfax, WA - 509-624-6518
Sep 13 - Wk - Rose City Roamers - West Linn, OR - 503-636-5520
Sep 18-20 - 4Wk - 4-D's Volkssport Club - Post Falls, ID - 360-281-8429
Sep 27 - Wk - Interlaken Trailblazers Volkssport Club - Newcastle, WA -
425-466-0999
Sep 27 - Wk - Kitsap Volkssporters Club - Bremerton WA - 360-308-8485
Sep 27 - Wk - East County Windwalkers - Gresham, OR - 503-663-2228
Sep 27-28 - 2Wk - Four-Plus Foolhardy Folks - Rosyln, WA - 425-228-3058
Sep 27-28 - WK - Sherwood Merrywalkers - Newberg, OR - 503-925-9139
Oct 4 - 2Wk - Daffodil Valley Volkssport Assn. - Spanaway, WA - 253-841-0580
Oct 4-5 date change - Wk - Mac Trackers Walking Club - Dayton, OR - 503-434-3450
Oct 11 - Wk - Cedar Milers - Vernonia, OR - 503-614-8771
Oct 11 - Wk - Lilac City Volkssport Assn. - Spokane, WA - 509-844-1921
Oct 11 - Wk - Sea-Tac Volkssports Club - Auburn, WA - 253-922-9147
Oct 18 - Wk - Albany Fitwalkers - Turner, OR - 541-704-0472
Oct 25 - Wk - Treasure Valley Volkssports - Boise, ID - 208-345-8259
Oct 25 - Wk - East County Windwalkers - Happy Valley, OR - 503-665-0950
Oct 25-26 - Wk - Emerald City Wanderers - Carnation, WA - 206-789-1960
Nov 29 - Wk - Sound Steppers Volkssport Club - Edmonds, WA - 206-214-5274
Dec 6 - Wk - Capitol Volkssport Club - Olympia, WA - 360-491-7266
Dec 13 - Wk - Lilac City Volkssport Assn. - Spokane, WA - 509-326-3575
Dec 18 - NW - Treasure Valley Volkssports - Boise, ID - 208-345-8259
Dec 20 - WK - Columbia River Volkssport Club - Portland, OR - 503-649-7675
Dec 31 - NW - Emerald City Wanderers - Seattle, WA - 206-789-1960
2009
Jan 1 - Wk - Emerald City Wanderers - Seattle, WA - 206-935-3225
Feb 21 - Wk - Evergreen State Volkssport Assn - Eatonville, WA - 253-841-4775
Aug 1 - Wk - East County Windwalkers - Portland, OR - 503-254-3252
NOTE: This listing is available also at
www.ava.org,
is updated automatically and is the most up-to-date list of events.
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