Tuesday Evening Walk-Rhododendron Park, Kenmore

Our days are getting long, so we will be varying our Wednesday walks. Check in each week to see where we will be meeting.
Also, in case of inclement weather, check this site to verify if this is still happening or has been cancelled. i tend to wait until late afternoon to decide as the weather often changes.
We start promptly at 7PM, if you are running a bit late you should be able to catch up to us as dogs are taking care of their business at the start.

We will start at Rhododendron park and walk to TI’awh-ah-Dee’s park.

Rhododendron Park
For a quiet escape in the heart of Kenmore, Rhododendron Park offers a peaceful retreat. True to its name, this park is known for its beautiful collection of rhododendrons that bloom each spring, creating a colorful display.

## Tl' awh-ah-dees Park

Named for the Lushootseed village previously located near present-day downtown Kenmore. Tl’ awh-ah-dees translates to “a place where something is grown or sprouts” and honors the Coast Salish People who originally inhabited the area, and the many Indigenous Peoples who still reside there. Its location along the Sammamish River allows access to the revitalized wetlands and salmon habitat. Pedestrian bridges with viewing decks and elevated boardwalks offer views of the wetlands and water below
https://findkenmore.org/exploring-the-parks-and-trails-of-kenmore-washington/

Plan on 2-3 miles, and about an hour to an hour and a half walking time.

As always, dogs on leash, scoop the poop, no children under the age of 12.

Meet at College Place middle school, near the baseball field.