To Get There: (all
directions will start from the intersection of
Proceed east on
You will drive by The Oxford Inn/Suites, Burger King, on
your left and the Greenway Auto Car sales lot on your right. Wal-Mart will be to your right at the traffic
light. Proceed through the traffic light
and turn right onto the next road,
Be aware that there are some inner Sarg Hubbard pathways that are enjoyable to run too, especially the one that goes down along the edge of Reflection Pool and climbs up to the park again.
The main pathway goes south and north parallel to the
Going north: (Click here to see specific map.)
From Sarg Hubbard Park to the parking lot at Myron Lake and back is 11.4 miles. You can adapt this run to your own distances as the pathway has mile markers on it.
As you follow the pathway north, approximately 3 miles, you will go under the twin bridges of the freeway. As you come out the other side, stay on the pathway that goes straight ahead. (If you take the pathway that hooks to the left and up onto the bridge, it will take you to Harland Landing and to Selah.)
Follow the pathway along the edge of Berglund lake. At the west
end, the pathway turns right and goes down into the woods. Follow it west and it will eventually take a
gentle upgrade to the
To continue, turn left and cross to the right side of the overpass. Go over the freeway, cross the off ramp lane and on the down slope, take the pathway to the right. The pathway now parallels the highway on the south side.
Approximately one mile, you will come up to the edge of Myron lake. If you follow the pathway straight ahead, it goes around the north and west edge of the lake and dead ends at the fence.
If you turn left at the leading edge of the lake, it will take you to the south parking lot of the lake.
At this point, you would need to return via the route you came on.
Going south: (Click Here to see specific map)
This loop run is approximately 3.4 miles.
Follow the pathway south and it come on to the edge of the
river dike. There is a man make lake
on your right and the
Approximately ¾ of a mile, the pathway will
curve/drop down
to the right into the woods. If you
follow the paved pathway, it will come out at the
The pathway normally continues
south for another 1.7 miles, BUT IS CLOSED AT THIS POINT DUE TO BRIDGE
CONSTRUCTION at this time. (Fall 2005) To access the south pathway, you would go out
the
A nice loop option is to turn left coming out of the Sherman
Park parking lot, follow the road by the wrecking lot, go straight (do NOT turn
down to your right into the lower Robertson Landing parking lot) and just
before running into the river, turn left at the bar gate and run on the river
dike road to the north along the river.
It will rejoin the paved pathway at the section where it dropped into
the woods. Be aware that this section
is
rock/dirt/gravel for approximately ¾ of a mile.
Upon returning to the paved pathway, continue north to where you started
at
In the winter, watch for the bald eagles and other raptors. You may see deer anytime of the year not to mention various other types of wildlife.