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Q&A: Walk Southeast on walking, virtually, from Juneau to Ketchikan
What started as a way to stay active during COVID is now a regular seasonal fixture to many Juneau and Southeast residents. Walk Southeast is a free program of CBJ Parks and Recreation. The goal is to walk almost 300 miles and, while doing it, you get tickets for raffle drawings.
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Q&A: Walk Southeast on walking, virtually, from Juneau to Ketchikan
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