Join us for our next federal holiday run on Indigenous Peoples’ Day (aka Columbus Day), Monday October 9th at 8:30 AM. This time, PGRC heads to Oxon Hill for an easy run/walk across Woodrow Wilson Bridge. We will meet in the Tanger Outlets parking lot in Oxon Hill and run across the bridge to the DC Boundary Stone. There will be two distance options, 3-miles and 7.5-miles (or shorter by turning around sooner). Both are out-and-back. Afterwards there is an option to hang around and get coffee at Starbucks.
All paces and abilities are welcome! We encourage you to invite friends and family. Of course, wear your PGRC gear if you have it!
Route details:
Short run – https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/5759922424/
Long run – https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/5759919238/
About 1.5 miles runners will reach Potomac Waterfront Park on Rosalie Island. That is the turnaround point for the short distance.
For those interested in the longer distance, the bridge crossing is ~3-miles, but going a little further along the connecting Mt. Vernon Trail will lead runners to Jones Point Park where the South DC Boundary Stone resides. This is America’s first federal monument and marks the southern boundary of DC-Virginia-Maryland. How cool!?
Reviews of the trail highlight the stunning views; however, please note that there is very minimal shade (so wear sunscreen and your PGRC hats 😉) and it can get quite noisy from the cars on the bridge.
Parking Location and instructions:
6800 Oxon Hill Rd, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
https://goo.gl/maps/4vzeNSPeQE5G16Yu6

Park in the northwest corner of the Tanger Outlets parking lot (on the corner of Oxon Hill Rd and Tanger Blvd). We will meet at the Woodrow Wilson Bridge Trail Parking sign.
There will be yellow-fluorescent caps available for purchase ($15).
For questions or RSVP, please email membership@pgrc.org
Hope to see you there!


