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Event comments

The Water Resource Center has a Art Gallery that features many local artists on a rotating basis.

Rating: 1A, Distance: 5, 10, 14km

Event information

Spring & Summer (Daylight Savings Time) Hours: Mon - Sat, 9 am to 4 pm; Sun, 10 am to 4 pm. Fall & Winter (Standard Time) Hours: Tue - Sat, 9 am to 4 pm; closed Sun & Mon. Closed New Years Day & Eve, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve & Day. There is a short drive to the start of the walk after registering. Those needing to walk on days of closure, email and/or call point of contact ahead of walk date to request remote registration. The route highlights the relationship of Vancouver to the Columbia River following it upstream along the Renaissance Trail. It passes the Statue of Princess Ilchee & goes to an artistic display honoring the women who worked in the shipyards during WW II. The 10 km walk continues thru Marine Park where Lewis and Clark camped in March 1806, & on to the Water Resource Education Center. From there the 4 km option continues thru Tidewater Cove to Wintler Park.

Awards: IVV CREDIT ONLY

Driving to the start box

1501 E. Evergreen Blvd. Refer to Historic Fort Vancouver & Land Bridge event (Y0138) for directions to start location.

Maps phrase and directions link

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Vancouver USA Volkssporters (AVA-0557)

Click inside the box to send an email to the POC.