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Walkaround Guide Info
Download or print walking tips, information about walking with diabetes, an activity log, and more information about the Walkaround Guide.

CVTV City Minutes
Barbe West and Kelly Punteney are interviewed about the Walkaround Guide. (Windows Media Player Required)

CVTV Coverage
Coverage of the Clark County Trail and Biking System Plan signing ceremony on 4/6/2006. (Windows Media Player Required)

County Map
Download or print a map of Clark County which marks the location of the 10 walks in the Walkaround Guide, plus 15 additional trails!

Get Adobe Reader
The maps and additional information associated with the Walking Guide are available here in PDF format, and require a PDF viewer like Adobe Reader (available here) to read them.

Clark County, WA - Walkaround Guide - 10 great walks in our community
Community Choices
Clark County Walkaround Guide
Frequently Asked Questions

Thank you for your interest in distributing the Clark County Walkaround Guide!

What is the Walkaround Guide? The Walkaround Guide contains 25 maps of walking
and biking trails in Clark County. The “Guide” was made possible through a partnership
between Community Choices, Steps to a Healthier Clark County, Kaiser Permanente,
and Vancouver-Clark Parks & Recreation.

Who Should Use the Guide? The Guide was designed to get people walking and
biking on Clark County trails! Health experts agree it is very important for people to be
physically active. This includes people who are currently physically inactive, those who
have diabetes or are at risk for diabetes, and those who are obese or are at risk for
becoming obese. The Guide promotes Clark County trails which are free and available
to everyone in our community.

How is the “Guide” made available? Thanks to many supporting partners, the Guide
is distributed to organizations throughout Clark County. Examples of distribution sites
include workplaces, schools, healthcare providers, faith communities, community clubs,
senior centers and fitness facilities. If an organization wishes to give the Guide to its
members, patients, students, or employees, we request the organization answer the
following questions:

  • Tell us who will receive the Guide
  • Tell us how you plan to give the Guide away (see examples below)
  • Tell us how many Guides you need and when you need them

How have other organizations distributed the Guide?

  • Healthcare providers give the Guide to patients when encouraging them to be
    more physically active.
  • Employers give the Guide to each new or current employee in their business.
  • Workplace wellness coordinators use the Guide as a tool to begin or enhance
    their employee wellness programs.
  • Students and teachers integrate the Guide into class projects to promote physical
    activity and increases awareness of trails in their community.

To request a supply of Guides for your organization:

Click here and complete the Guide Request Form.

The Walkaround Guide is the perfect tool to help make it easy for people to walk and
bike on Clark County trails! Get a Guide. Give a Guide. Let’s Get Moving!

Make A Donation:
The Walkaround Guides are made available by Community Choices. As a
501(C)3 non-profit organization, we invite you to make a donation that will further the
organization’s efforts to drive positive community change and improve the health of
Clark County. Your tax deductible contribution can be mailed to: Community Choices,
1101 Broadway, Suite 110, Vancouver, WA 98660 Attn: Barbe West.
   

 


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