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DO NOT LEAVE VALUABLES IN YOUR CAR!

Nothing ruins a fabulous trail experience then having your car broken into at the trailhead.

Car break-ins at trailheads are relatively rare, but they do happen, and they tend to cycle from area to area.

Here are some safety tips for you:

  • Do not leave anything valuable in your car. Wallets, cameras, iPods, and other electronic equipment seem to be a target.

  • Remember that the glove compartment and trunk are not safe. It is easy for a thief to break a window and pop open your trunk from inside the car.

  • Remember that trailhead thieves are not looking to steal cars, they are looking for credit cards and electronic equipment they can quickly sell for cash.

  • If you do experience a break-in, be sure to report it to law enforcement authorities. This helps us determine where the problem areas are and try to provide better surveillance.


Walking Guide

Pierce County Walking Guide The Pierce County Walking Guide includes trails, parks, and various related information such as how to choose shoes and create a walking program.

The Walking Guide was created by the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department. For more information or copies of the Walking guide, visit the Health Department or call 253-798-6500.

You can also pick up the Walking Guide at the Parks Administration office at 9112 Lakewood Drive SW in Lakewood.

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