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Apr
18
11:00 AM
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8 attended (est.) –
4.505
For those of us who live on the northend, here's a fun place to visit. Lord Hill is a wooded park set admist 1300 acres. The park is typically used by horses and mtn bikers, but never have I seen more than a few people when I've gone. The first part is downhill, then uphill, and then evens out. The main trail is wide, but there are a few narrow spurs to explore as well. I consider leashes optional here, as there's no one here. If I do encounter a horse, I just turn around or get out the leash. There's a couple beaver ponds and maybe a view if we get to the lookout. I know this park and use it frequently. It's a great park for exercise and exploration! Tired doggies are guaranteed. April is a great time as the trees will be leafing out and bird activity will be high. See you there! Here are directions: Take the Snohomish-Wenatchee exit off of I-5 onto US2 in Everett to second (east) Snohomish exit off US2; turn right onto 2nd Ave; turn left onto Lincoln Ave S which becomes the Old Snohomish-Monroe Hwy; turn right onto 127th Ave SE; drive south approximately 2-1/4 miles; turn left onto 150th St SE and proceed to the park entrance on the left.
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Lord Hill Regional Park
Snohomish,
WA, 98290
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8 Yes
1 Maybe
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Feb
28
12:00 PM
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25 attended (est.) –
4.507
A trip to Double Bluff off leash park on Whidbey Island has become a February tradition for our group. To get there, take the Mukilteo Ferry. If you haven't been to Mukilteo before, just head straight down Mukilteo Blvd and follow the signs to the ticket booth. The ferry ride from Mukilteo to Whidbey Island takes about 20 minutes. Upon arrival at the ferry dock on Whidbey, just drive off the ferry and head north for about 7 miles. Take a left onto Double Bluff Rd and follow to the end. It's about 10 minutes from the ferry to the beach. Note that we're listing the time for this event as 12:00. That means aim to be on the 12:00 ferry. That'll put you at the off-leash park at about 12:30 - 12:45. We'll gather on the beach near the entrance to the off leash part of the beach. A herd of corgis is pretty hard to miss and we'll hang around the entrance till 12:45 before heading north up the beach. For those who want to carpool, lets use the message board to facilitate that. If you are taking a car and have room for rider(s), please post; likewise, if you need a ride, post a request. You can match yourselves up and make arrangements to meet. A good place to meet is in the big parking lot to the left of the ferry dock, near the lighthouse. Things to bring: Rubber boots or sandals would be good for the surf, binoculars for waterfowl, fresh water, towels, balls and cameras (of course).
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Only members of this Group can view the location for this Meetup
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25 Yes
12 Maybe
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Jan
10
11:00 AM
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15 attended (est.) –
5.006
Rain or shine, this will be a fun on-leash walk. We'll do a loop that will take us through the forested upper part of the park and then along the water below. It takes about 45 minutes for me and one corgi, probably closer to an hour with a group. When we're done, those who are hungry can join us for lunch at Lee's Asian Restaurant, a West Seattle favorite. Lee's is at 4510 California Avenue SW. When you RSVP, please answer the question about whether you are planning on lunch so I can make a reservation for our group.
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Lincoln Park
Seattle,
WA, 98146
47.531220,-122.392746
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14 Yes
0 Maybe
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Dec 08
20
2008
10:00 AM
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Come join us as we hike through Discovery Park. We'll wander through the woods and then make our way down to the beach and back up to the cars. This hike will be at a moderate pace to burn those extra holiday calories! Meet in the main parking lot by the vistor center and bathrooms. Rain or snow will cancel. (A notice will be posted if it doesn't look good) Wear good walking or hiking boots and dress warmly!
DIRECTIONS: BY CAR
I-5 Northbound: Take the Mercer Street exit.
Turn right at first stoplight onto Fairview Ave N.
At next set of stoplights go left onto Valley St.
Stay in far right lane that merges onto Westlake Avenue N.
Westlake Ave becomes Nickerson Street.
Go straight on Nickerson Street past Fremont Bridge and Seattle Pacific University.
Staying in left lane follow the sign to the Ballard Bridge/Emerson Street.
At 3 way stop take a left onto Emerson St.
Continue on Emerson St., through one stop light, until you get to a 4 way stop with a flashing light.
Turn right onto West Gilman
West Gilman becomes West Government Way
Follow West Government Way until you come to the east entrance of the Park. (about 1/2 mile)
The Visitor Center will be on the left.
I-5 Southbound: Take the 45th Street Exit and head west (right).
Follow 45th, staying to the right.
45th becomes 46th Avenue North.
Follow 46th until it becomes Market Street.
Continue on Market until you reach 15th Avenue NW.
Go left on 15th Avenue NW, following it over the Ballard Bridge.
Take the first right after the bridge onto Emerson Street.
Take a right onto West Gilman at the 4 way flashing light.
W. Gilman becomes West Government Way.
Follow until you come to the East entrance of the Park. (about 1/2 mile)
The Visitor Center will be on the left.
This Meetup has been cancelledFor more information, you can contact the Organizer of this Meetup Group.
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Asst. Organizers:
Jamie, Jane, Laurie
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Discovery Park - behind the visitor center
Seattle,
WA, 98199
47.658994,-122.406234
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2 Yes
1 Maybe
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Dec 08
13
2008
10:00 AM
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Come join us as we hike through Discovery Park. We'll wander through the woods and then make our way down to the beach and back up to the cars. This hike will be at a moderate pace to burn those extra holiday calories! Meet in the main parking lot by the vistor center and bathrooms. Rain or snow will cancel. (A notice will be posted if it doesn't look good) Wear good walking or hiking boots and dress warmly!
DIRECTIONS: BY CAR
I-5 Northbound: Take the Mercer Street exit.
Turn right at first stoplight onto Fairview Ave N.
At next set of stoplights go left onto Valley St.
Stay in far right lane that merges onto Westlake Avenue N.
Westlake Ave becomes Nickerson Street.
Go straight on Nickerson Street past Fremont Bridge and Seattle Pacific University.
Staying in left lane follow the sign to the Ballard Bridge/Emerson Street.
At 3 way stop take a left onto Emerson St.
Continue on Emerson St., through one stop light, until you get to a 4 way stop with a flashing light.
Turn right onto West Gilman
West Gilman becomes West Government Way
Follow West Government Way until you come to the east entrance of the Park. (about 1/2 mile)
The Visitor Center will be on the left.
I-5 Southbound: Take the 45th Street Exit and head west (right).
Follow 45th, staying to the right.
45th becomes 46th Avenue North.
Follow 46th until it becomes Market Street.
Continue on Market until you reach 15th Avenue NW.
Go left on 15th Avenue NW, following it over the Ballard Bridge.
Take the first right after the bridge onto Emerson Street.
Take a right onto West Gilman at the 4 way flashing light.
W. Gilman becomes West Government Way.
Follow until you come to the East entrance of the Park. (about 1/2 mile)
The Visitor Center will be on the left.
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Discovery Park - behind the visitor center
Seattle,
WA, 98199
47.658994,-122.406234
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10 Yes
5 Maybe
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Dec 08
7
2008
8:30 AM
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10 attended (est.) –
5.004
More information and entry forms are now available in the Files section! This run/walk will start at 9:00 am at the Renton Community Center and travel along the Cedar River Trail before looping back to the Community Center. Competitive runners, fun runners, walkers, junior athletes, families (with or without dogs) are all invited. Free, after-race pictures eith Santa will also be available. Pre-registration is $20 (includes t-shirt) and must be postmarked by November 27. Late registration is $25 (no t-shirt guaranteed). Pet Food Drive: Bring a can of pet food to be donated to the Renton Food Bank to help the pets of those in need.
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Only members of this Group can view the location for this Meetup
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10 Yes
6 Maybe
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Nov 08
22
2008
11:30 AM
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20 attended (est.) –
5.007
Cost:
$10.00
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Only members of this Group can view the location for this Meetup
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20 Yes
0 Maybe
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Nov 08
9
2008
10:00 AM
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10 attended (est.) –
5.003
Due to a scheduling conflict, we are moving the Marymoor meetup ahead one week. It will be our last official meetup at Marymoor for a while as we branch out and explore other parks around the region. Be sure to check the calendar for future meet ups, including the Candy Cane Walk in Renton to support the senior center. This is our regular monthly meetup event at Marymoor off-leash park. If you haven't joined us yet, this is the perfect time to meet the group and romp with other corgi owners. If you are new to the area, Marymoor Park is a fabulous place to take your dog. Come experience the fun of walking around with a large pack of corgis. Sometimes it's tough to stay together, so don't worry if the group stretches out a bit- we usually stop at several places along the way to catch up or if people need to leave. Please contact any of the organizers if you have questions. See you at the park! We meet at Lot D near the pay station at 10:00.
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Marymoor off-leash Dog Park
Kirkland,
WA, 98033
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10 Yes
10 Maybe
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Oct 08
25
2008
11:00 AM
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3 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
Here's a benefit event for Seattle off leash parks. Local dogs, their families and friends will have a howling good time at the 9th Annual
Dog-O-Ween costume contest and fundraising event benefiting Citizens for Off-Leash Areas
(COLA). This popular event will take place at the Genesee Park off-leash area in Seattle on
Saturday, Oct. 25 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Treats for all attendants include prize raffles, a silent auction of tempting goody baskets
and an agility course. The day’s highlight is the doggy costume contest. Judging categories
include Scariest, Best Group, and Best Dog/Owner Combination. The Genesee Park off-leash area is located at 46th Ave. S. and S. Genesee St. Dogs are
required to be on a leash outside of designated areas. It is recommended to arrive early, as
parking can be tricky. COLA is a non-profit all-volunteer organization that partners with Seattle Parks &
Recreation to maintain and develop the city’s off-leash dog areas. Currently COLA volunteers
steward 11 Seattle off-leash areas. Dog-O-Ween is COLA’s largest fundraising event of the
year. For more information and to see pictures of previous costume contest winners, visit
www.dogoween.org. COLA exists to ensure the creation, improvement, existence and operation of the Seattle off-leash areas. This all volunteer 501 c(3) non-profit organization cooperates with the City of Seattle, community groups, citizens, and other interested parties to provide quality education and volunteer outreach.
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Genesee Dog Park
Seattle,
WA, 98102
47.564102,-122.279282
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3 Yes
10 Maybe
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Oct 08
19
2008
9:00 AM
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15 attended (est.) –
5.007
Let's get walk around Greenlake with a parade of corgis! We'll get an early start to find parking spots and beat the Sunday crowd. Leashes are required. Bring water and snacks for a break. Greenlake is 2.8 miles around. A second lap is optional for dogs and humans who want more. Heavy rain will cancel, but bring a coat and hat just in case. See you there! Jamie
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Green Lake Park
Seattle,
WA, 98115
47.680296,-122.325865
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13 Yes
8 Maybe
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