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Come Walk With Me

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The route for Come Walk With Me will affect traffic throughout Sumner on Saturday, October 3. Please plan accordingly to park and travel through the city. Thank you for your patience while we support this important community activity.

A street map of Sumner, Washington, highlighting a purple walk route. The route begins at The Old Cannery on Cannery Way, travels east along Main Street through Historic Downtown Sumner, loops twice around the Stadium near Sumner High School, and includes several side-street loops between Academy Street and Main Street. Public parking areas are marked with yellow 'P' icons on Ryan Ave, Maple St, and near Main St. Key landmarks shown include Loyalty Park, Daffodil Sports Complex, and Rainier View Park. Major bordering roads include SR 167, SR 410, and Valley Avenue.
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