Question 1

How long is the walk, in distance and in minutes?

Accepted Answer

The walk will take about 2 hours and is approximately 2 miles roundtrip.

Question 2

Will there be parking? Is parking near the trailhead?

Accepted Answer

Participants should park at the Everett H Kruger Nature Center parking lot. We will meet there as the trail begins just east of the parking lot.

Question 3

Are pets allowed?

Accepted Answer

Pets are not welcome to join the guided walk.

Question 4

What is the terrain I will be walking on?  Are any parts of the trail paved?

Accepted Answer

The trail is unpaved and is partially in the forest with uneven terrain. There are roots within the path on some portions of the trail.

Question 5

Are there restrooms near the trail?

Accepted Answer

There are restrooms located at the Nature Center.

Question 6

Is the path suitable for a child’s stroller?

Accepted Answer

The path is not suitable for strollers.

Question 7

Do I need hiking boots, or can I wear everyday tennis shoes?

Accepted Answer

Participants do not need hiking boots and can comfortably wear tennis shoes. The terrain is dirt and can be muddy in the right conditions.

Question 8

Is there a place to get water, or refill my water bottle?

Accepted Answer

The nature center has a water refilling station.

Question 9

What is the style of the tour? How will the guide present information during the tour?

Accepted Answer

Join in cultural conversations, explore coyote run trail, and Indigenous perspective of the High Bank Park Earthwork site and the continuing connection of lands and communities.

Question 10

Is there anything I need to know about respectfully interacting with Indigenous sites?

Accepted Answer

Respectfully interacting with sacred sites can be accomplished by being present, open to connection, having a good/positive mind & heart, and open to learning and growing.

Question 11

Will I be standing the whole time? Will there be benches or seating nearby?

Accepted Answer

Participants will be standing for the duration of the walk on the trail. There are few benches along the trail but not many.

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