Program runs
from June 1 to August 15

Brown

Difficulty: Moderate

Distance: 1.27 miles

Restrooms: Yes

Stroller Friendly: Yes

Wheelchair Friendly: Yes

Playground: Yes

Dog Friendly: Yes

Location: Adams-Ricci Park

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1. From the parking area, walk on the path to the left of the playground. Follow this up and around and at the Y at the pavilion, stay left with the pavilion on your right.
2. At the T, turn left with baseball field #2 on your right. Follow the path and stay right toward the pavilion, which will be on your left.
3. Pass the next pavilion on your left, then turn left on the path, keeping the small play area on your left.
4. At the road, use the crosswalk to carefully cross the road and then turn right, with the parking area on your right. The cornhole boards will be on your left as you walk.
5. The path will bear left around two baseball fields and then left around the basketball courts.
6. Stay left and use the crosswalk to cross the road toward the building. Walk behind the building toward the caboose.
7. Stay left on the path behind the caboose, which will now be on your right. The path bears left and the fence is on your right.
8. Stay on the path to the T and then turn left toward the pavilion. At the next pavilion, turn right.
9. Use the crosswalk to cross the road. At the Y, stay right toward the shuffleboard courts. Look to your left for the post between the shuffleboard courts and the pavilion.
10. Return to the path and turn left. Use the crosswalk to carefully cross the road at the sand volleyball courts, which are on your left.
11. Just past the pickleball courts and the building, turn left onto the path with the playground on your right. Go down the small hill toward the fountain and back to the parking area.

Read More About It

• Something's Wrong! by Jory John
• Believe in Yourself: What We Learned from Arthur by Marc Brown
• Brownstone by Samuel Teer & Mar Julia

Snippets of Information

• Brown is considered an Earth color because it can be found nearly everywhere on Earth, and it is the color of the soil.
• The color brown can be created by blending all of the colors together.
• People with brown eyes are creative, attractive, and confident. 

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