Summer Air: North Creek Trail via Mill Creek Town Center Starbucks

Wednesday, July 08, 2009, 7:00 PM

Location: Starbucks, Mill Creek Town Center

Address: 15517 Main Street , Mill Creek, WA US 98012

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Join other women and children for a moderate-paced walk through the trail that runs behind the Town Center. Strollers, kids' bikes and scooters are welcome.

To learn more about the North Creek Trail, click here.

In the event of inclement weather, meet us at Spotted Cow in Mill Creek Town Center for an indoor alternative. Email .com';h1364215546='joininthejourney.com';document.write('' + linktext + ''); with any questions.

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