Geneva Hiking with Dogs - February Edition - Le Lignon loop, Geneva

let's go for our 2nd walk of the year.

We will meet in the Le Lignon - Trainingspark ISW , you can park in the Lignon Car Park . Address for Sat Le Lignon, Pl. du Lignon 32, 1219 Vernier. GPS Co-ordinates 633W+Q5 Vernier

There is a big open area between the car park and the bridge, we will meet here at 09:45 for a 10:00 start.
When you park, please be sure to pay as this is now a payable car park, first 1 hour is free.

For those coming by public transport buses 7 and 9 go to Lignon , stop at "Lignon Cité" and the meeting point is a 5 minute walk.

This walk is 8.9-km loop trail near Le Lignon, Geneva. Generally considered a moderate route, it takes an average of 2 hours and 12 minutes to complete. This route is ideal for hiking and running, and you're unlikely to encounter many other people on the trails. It's accessible year-round and the experience is worthwhile in any season. Dogs are welcome and can be off-leash in certain areas.

Please only come if your dog is -

• Old enough to walk for 2.15 hours (no puppies under the age of 10 months, unless you're able to carry them)
• Friendly with other dogs
• Obedient (good recall, particularly in situations where we may come across wild animals)
• In good health (no diarrhoea, coughing, limping, after an operation, etc)

Owners are responsible for their own dogs. This is a busy route with many runners and other dogs, and we will be close to busy roads at a couple of points during the walk so please be vigilant with your dog for their safety. When we will be on the road/close to roads I will let you know so you can put your dog on a lead or have them walk to heel.

Please let me know in advance if your dog has any behavioural issues i.e. Fear of larger dogs, dominance, etc and we can agree if your dog can join but be kept on a lead, muzzled etc.

Geneva Hiking with Dogs is a voluntary organisation and will not be held responsible for any incidents or accidents during one of its walks. I ask that you are vigilant with your dog and manage any antisocial behaviour. You may be asked to keep your dog on a lead if it is demonstrating antisocial behaviour.