No WABI Walk this Wednesday, April 15
Since August 2013, WABI has held a walk on the third Wednesday of most every month. But this Wednesday, April 15, WABI will CANCEL its regular Wednesday walk to honor social distancing...
NO Walk-n-Talk Due to Coronavirus
There will be NO APRIL 2020 WALK-N-TALK (and likely no May Walk-n-Talk). Since the Governor's "Stay Home Order" has been extended to May 4 to control the spread of coronavirus, WABI will NOT have a...
Trillium Trek with WABI, March 18, 9 am
'Tis Spring and time for WABI's annual hunt for the elusive Trillium Ovatum. One of the best places locally to find trilliums is the Walker Preserve, a little known park in Normandy Park. Join...
Let’s Walk-n-Talk in Shorewood March 1
We're heading into Burien's northwest corner for our March 1, 2020 Walk-n-Talk, in the hilly Shorewood neighborhood. We'll have views out toward the water, and whether sunny or rainy, we'll enjoy...
New Law: Move Over.
For people walking and wheeling:change lanes or slow down and give three feet. IT'S THE LAW. Washington state has a new safe passing law. When passing a vulnerable road user, vehicles must give at...
Join the Grand Opening of Lake to Sound Trail Segment A!
Ribbon cutting and tour on Wednesday, February 26 We are excited to invite you to the opening of the Lake to Sound Trail - Segment A! This 1.1 mile-long segment connects up with the Green River...
February Waterland Walkers Start at Saltwater State Park
The February walk of the Des Moines Waterland Walkers is next Sunday February 23rd. Time and Location: Meet at 11:00 am at Saltwater State Park near the bathrooms in the lower parking lot. The...
Tukwila Walk Returns! Weds, Feb 19, 9 am
Our January walk to Exotic, Historic Tukwila was cancelled due to snow, so the WABI Weekday Walkers will try again on February 19, at 9 am. We will enjoy three Tukwila parks: We'll meet at Hazelnut...
Give Your Thoughts About King County Trails
Take the survey about our regional trails HERE. Whether you're a walker or a cyclist, your thoughts will help shape long-term recreation and transportation options in King County. Please take the...
WABI Burien has a new web site!
Woo hoo! We at Walk/Bike Burien (WABI) are very excited to announce our sparkling new web site! Yay. It's been completely redesigned. All new navigation/menu items Updated blog section Walking...
