Seabreeze Walking Festival - Griffiths-Priday State Park Walk in Ocean Shores

Seabreeze Walking Festival - Griffiths-Priday State Park Walk

Seabreeze Walking Festival includes six walks and a bike in and around Ocean Shores, WA. This 5K or 10K or 12K walk is rated 2C. Walk along paths through the dunes in Griffiths-Priday State Park, and out to a remote beach situated between Conner Creek and the Copalis River. These walks are not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs. Walkers may begin walking any time between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily, and must be finished by 5 PM on Saturday and Sunday, or by 3 PM on Monday. Those walking for American Volkssport Association credit will pay $3 per walk, but free participants are welcome. All walkers and cyclists must register, carry, and return a start card. An embroidered patch is available for $3. ESVA Challenges include: Grays Harbor County, All Clubs, City Parks, State Parks, Fire Stations, Post Offices. AVA Challenges include: Fraternal Organizations (2013), Main Street, S.N.O.B. available. Restrooms and water will be available at the start and finish, also at restaurants or stores (where they exist) along the routes. Pets are permitted but not in buildings. Owners must observe leash and clean up laws.

Seabreeze Walking Festival includes six walks and a bike in and around Ocean Shores, WA. This 5K or 10K or 12K walk is rated 2C. Walk along paths through the dunes in Griffiths-Priday State Park, and out to a remote beach situated between Conner Creek and the Copalis River. These walks are not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs. Walkers may begin walking any time between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily, and must be finished by 5 PM on Saturday and Sunday, or by 3 PM on Monday. Those walking for American Volkssport Association credit will pay $3 per walk, but free participants are welcome. All walkers and cyclists must register, carry, and return a start card. An embroidered patch is available for $3. ESVA Challenges include: Grays Harbor County, All Clubs, City Parks, State Parks, Fire Stations, Post Offices. AVA Challenges include: Fraternal Organizations (2013), Main Street, S.N.O.B. available. Restrooms and water will be available at the start and finish, also at restaurants or stores (where they exist) along the routes. Pets are permitted but not in buildings. Owners must observe leash and clean up laws.

Categories: Festivals | Outdoors & Recreation | Sports

This event repeats daily until Feb 18, 2013: