It’s time for our monthly walk together!

Join us this Sunday, Nov. 1 as we kick off November with a stroll to Miller Creek through the Sunnydale neighborhood. Walking entirely on tree-lined sidewalks, we’ll enjoy beautiful fall colors while passing Highline High School and Moshier Park.

At the historic Sunnydale School campus, we’ll stop to see the War Memorial and School Bell platform before crossing Des Moines Memorial Drive for a look at Miller Creek. Along the way, we’ll also catch views of the airport, control tower, and radar systems, and cross SR 509 twice on the overpasses, always an exciting highlight.

Come be part of our Walk-n-Talk tradition

  • Date: Sunday, November 1, 2026 (Rain or shine. The forecast is looking sunny!)
  • Time: Meet at 2:00 PM. Walk begins at 2:15 PM.
  • Who: This is a FREE event open to walkers of all ages, abilities, and four-legged friends. Walk at your own pace.
  • Meeting Place: The grassy knoll at Burien Town Square (480 SW 152nd St., Burien, WA), at the corner of SW 152nd Street and 5th Place SW.
  • Distance: Approximately 2.2 miles round trip. Mostly flat and sidewalk based.
  • Route: Starting from Burien Town Square, we’ll head east along SW 152nd Street, enjoying the fall colors along this tree-lined route. At Highline High School, we’ll turn south toward Moshier Park, then continue east through the Sunnydale areas. A short crossing of Des Moines Memorial Drive brings us to Miller Creek and its bridge. We’ll return west along SW 156th Street, passing the northern edge of the historic Five Corners district before heading north on 4th Avenue SW and looping back to the Burien Town Square Plaza.
  • Map: Feel free to print a copy of the route map below to bring along on the walk.

For further information, please contact:
Maureen Hoffmann, WABI Burien President info@wabiburien.org

Click on the map above to enlarge it.


The Walk-n-Talks are enjoyed by folks from different communities coming together for conversation… a chance to talk to people one wouldn’t otherwise have a chance to chat with, and get some exercise and fresh air at the same time. Walkers span the ages, including tiny folks (Burien’s Walkers of the Future), and four-legged friends. Many have become “regulars” enjoying the Walk-n-Talk each month.