Summer Air: Centennial Trail, Pilchuck Trailhead

Wednesday, August 12, 2009, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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Join other women and children for a moderate-paced walk. The trail is flat and smooth, so strollers, kids' bikes and scooters are welcome.

To learn more about the Centennial Trail, click here. Because the online map isn't very detailed, here is how to get there:

Take Highway 9 towards Snohomish, take the Snohomish exit, and turn right off the exit. This will be 2nd Street. Take 2nd all the way through town until you hit Maple - turn left. Follow Maple a few blocks until you see Snohomish Fitness Center on your right. The trialhead will be next to it. Park along the right side of the road by the trailhead.

Is the weather looking iffy? Call the Summer Air event line (425.954.4043) up to 90 minutes before the event to see if your event is on as scheduled or if it has been moved to the Spotted Cow in Mill Creek Town Center for an indoor alternative. Email with any questions.

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