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April Walk

  • Lake Johnson (Woodland Center) 5611 Jaguar Park Drive Raleigh, NC, 27606 United States (map)

Walking through a hidden gem in Raleigh - Lake Johnson Park

Lake Johnson Park
5611 Jaguar Park Dr | Raleigh, NC
Saturday, April 18| 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Come out to enjoy fresh air with your fellow secular folk! Lake Johnson Park has a dual designation of metro park and nature preserve and is a beautiful location for a morning walk.

We will walk from the Woodland Center to the East Loop Trail around Lake Johnson. This adds about a 3/4 mile for a total of 3.5 miles, but assures everyone can find a parking spot at this popular park.

Fun fact: Lake Johnson Park has an Interpretive Poetry Trail.

What to expect at TFS Walks:

  • A leisurely / strolling pace - 2 mph

  • Even ground with easy footing

  • Possibly some steps with handrails

  • Accessible for attendees of (almost) all ages

  • 1-1.5 hrs walking with occasional breaks

If you are interested in something faster paced, please consider the TFS events labeled “Hike.”

Dogs are welcome if they are friendly and leashed. Don’t forget extra water and poop bags for your four-legged hiker.

While this event is open to the public and all are welcome, this is not a time or place for evangelizing and harassment/discrimination will not be tolerated. We are an inclusive organization and anyone causing a disturbance or intentionally making others uncomfortable will be asked to leave.

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