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Finding those tracks
December 2003 Northwest Runner
While running on the roads is preferred by most of us, many
runners enjoy taking
a few laps on a local track. The advantages of tracks are
many; they include
accurate distances, reliable safe footing, and better
security on dark nights
than on the roads or through the woods. Some even offer
lighting!
Finding a convenient and usable track can be a challenge, and
reader/runner
Darcy Whaley came across an Internet link, give below, which
shows all the stadiums
used for HS football in the Puget Sound area. Most have
tracks, parking and
even facilities, so this list is good place to start. In most
cases, you can
use them anytime they are empty, booking for larger group
workouts is a little
trickier, but can usually be arranged.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/dayart/pdf/HSfootballstadiumlocato
r.pdf
Darcy report that these stadiums definitely have a track:
Auburn
Bellevue
Federal Way
French Field (Kent)
Highline
Ingraham (book through Seattle Parks: 206-684-4077)
Lake Washington
Lincoln Bowl (Tacoma)
Nathan Hale (book through Seattle Parks: 206-684-4077)
Newport (Bellevue)
Pop Keeney (Bothell)
Rainier Beach (book through Seattle Parks: 206-684-4077)
Shoreline
Sparks (Puyallup)
Spartan (Sumner)
Stadium Bowl (Tacoma)
West Seattle (book through Seattle Parks: 206-684-4077)
This list and the website are good places to start to build a
list of running
tracks in the entire state. We welcome more input.
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