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All are invited to walk Des Moines Creek this Saturday, July 18 with Waterland Walkers

by EditorJuly 16, 2026July 16, 2026

From our friends at WABI Burien:

Our July walk will be along a portion of the Des Moines Creek Trail. 

Here are the details:

Date and Time: Saturday, July 18, meet a few minutes before 10:00 a.m.

Place: SeaTac Des Moines Creek Trailhead Park, 20300 18th Ave S, SeaTac WA 98198. This is a new park that has opened recently. If you are using Google for directions, make sure you specify SeaTac rather than Des Moines. We’ll meet in the parking lot near the restrooms.

Parking: The park has a large parking lot, restrooms, and easy access to the trail.

Route and Distance: The wide, paved trail goes through a forest and runs close to the creek most of the way. We’ll do an out and back loop that will be slightly downhill on the way out and slightly uphill on the way back. The walk will be at least two miles and walkers will have the option to go further than that if they like. If we walk the full length of the trail and back, the total distance will be about four miles.

Notes: This walk is good for walkers of all levels. There is plenty of room for everyone to spread out and walk at their own pace. Well-behaved four-legged friends are also welcome.

Questions: If you have any questions or have trouble finding us on the day of the walk, please text or call Anna Martin at (206) 501-5726.

Thanks,
Anna and Sharon

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