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== Location == | == Location == | ||
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| + | Arroyo Beach Place, downhill from the Arbor Heights neighborhood of West Seattle. | ||
== Participants == | == Participants == | ||
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| + | * [[User:coyotebush|coyotebush]] | ||
== Plans == | == Plans == | ||
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| + | Is it directly on the road? Satellite imagery is inconclusive due to tree cover; Google's map thinks so, but Street View shows the marker up a steep hillside into parks department land. | ||
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| + | Bike? Last Sunday I [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46492681 passed about a mile away] on the Emerald City Ride, so I know it's both far and hilly. | ||
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| + | Transit? A one-way loop through Arbor Heights is served by route 22 every... uh... 70ish minutes, as well as by a few commute-oriented express trips of route 21. Since it's only a 15 minute walk to the point, 70 minutes seems like a long time to spend. Route 22 connects to the Westwood Village shopping mall, a significant bus hub also served by the H Line, the newest RapidRide route. | ||
== Expedition == | == Expedition == | ||
Revision as of 17:16, 10 May 2024
| Thu 9 May 2024 in 47,-122: 47.5054684, -122.3886777 geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
Location
Arroyo Beach Place, downhill from the Arbor Heights neighborhood of West Seattle.
Participants
Plans
Is it directly on the road? Satellite imagery is inconclusive due to tree cover; Google's map thinks so, but Street View shows the marker up a steep hillside into parks department land.
Bike? Last Sunday I passed about a mile away on the Emerald City Ride, so I know it's both far and hilly.
Transit? A one-way loop through Arbor Heights is served by route 22 every... uh... 70ish minutes, as well as by a few commute-oriented express trips of route 21. Since it's only a 15 minute walk to the point, 70 minutes seems like a long time to spend. Route 22 connects to the Westwood Village shopping mall, a significant bus hub also served by the H Line, the newest RapidRide route.
Expedition
- On board an H Line bus, fastest among 3 simultaneous departures to Westwood Village, to connect with infrequent route 22. -- Coyotebush (talk) @47.6047,-122.3333 13:41, 9 May 2024 (PDT)
Tracklog
Walk, bus to hash to bus:
Photos
Route 22 @47.5211,-122.3651
Goodbye bus @47.5065,-122.3816
Roadside overlook @47.5038,-122.3823
Park map not actually at "you are here" @47.5042,-122.3853
Heading north @47.5030,-122.3859
End of pavement @47.5044,-122.3878
Hillside @47.5056,-122.3889
Grin up the hill @47.5056,-122.3888
Best GPS screenshot
Panorama from the road
Google Maps thinks you can teleport through this to a bus stop @47.5026,-122.3821
Bus stops map
Achievements
