Celebrate Labor Day with a scenic walk through the working waterfront along the Duwamish Waterway in West Seattle on Saturday, Sept. 5. 

The walk tour will go by Seattle’s last steel mill, around and above the Port’s Terminal T-5 and its viewpoint, over the Spokane Street Swing Bridge, and around the foot of Harbor Island.
 
This free walk is 10 kilometers (6.2 miles), with a 5 kilometer alternative.  Walkers start anytime between 8 a.m. and noon on Sept. 5 from the parking lot at 26th Southwest and Southwest Yancy, behind the West Seattle Corporate Center on Delridge Avenue/     
 
By car, take the Delridge Avenue exit from the West Seattle Bridge.  Turn right on Southwest Andover, and left on 26th Southwest, and go one block to the start. 

Or, take Metro Transit route 120 or 125 to the stop at Delridge Way and Southwest Andover, and walk west on Andover, watching for the signs. 
 
The event is sponsored by the Emerald City Wanderers walking club, and sanctioned by the American Volkssport Association.    
 
For more information visit  www.walkingwithecw.org, or call 206.935.3225.