Hike - Hundred Acre Wood - Coquille + Lunch (Denny's Pizza)

The Hundred Acre Wood - Coquille is a newly developed system of trails developed by Coquille parks, the trails we will be hiking are relatively easy hike with some elevation gain, however, only attend if you are physically fit enough for hiking, it is your responsibility to make that judgement. Hike is about 1 hour. After the hike we will eat at Denny's Pizza at 11 - 11:30ish or whenever we finish and get there. Try to arrive a little early as the hike will begin at 10AM sharp. (If Rain Is Expected The Event May Be Cancelled Or Re-Scheduled)

DIRECTIONS: Directions to trail- enter Coquille on Adams (traffic light), Turn right at 1st intersection onto E 1st st (Safeway will be on your right), drive up E 1st to the stop sign at N Folsom, turn right on N Folsom go 1 block and turn left onto S 1st St, Go up S 1st past Irving and straight into the parking lot.

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