Conference "Walk to End Polio"
After a couple of days inside, how about a stretch of the legs in support of RI's greatest battle: the global eradication of polio?
Quesnel’s Riverfront Trail System was established by the City of Quesnel to give residents and visitors access to the river environment and to provide a scenic, peaceful circle tour through the community. The original trail system in North Quesnel was built in 1990. It is five kilometres long and takes about one hour to complete at a leisurely pace. Ceal Tingley Park, located at the confluence of the Quesnel and Fraser Rivers is "Kilometer 0" of the system and has many attractions within its borders.
So, after a couple of days inside, how about a stretch of the legs in support of RI's greatest battle - the global eradication of polio? Walk to raise donations or walk to appreciate being polio-free, the choice will be yours...click here for a pledge form to support your fundraising which we will happily handle for you or you can do so through your club when you get home...or donate right now by clicking here.
