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Field Trip Adventure for Your Kids!
High school
students from
Japan's Iwate
Prefecture delight
 in their discovery
of a giant
Teddy bear
on a Seattle
sidewalk.
Oct. 18, 1998.		  
Students cozy up to giant Teddy Bear  
Photo courtesy of Mr. Suzuki, teacher and Iwate group leader.
Note: Iwate Prefecture was severely impacted by the March 11, 2011 9.0 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear reactor disaster. I often wonder how my student walkers are doing. - Terry
       		See Seattle
has guided
 many school
 age groups
from near
 and far on
adventures
through the
Emerald City.

MODERATE to HIGH ENERGY WALK
Walking Field Trip This tour is an adventure for kids so they can experience places they may not have been to before. That is, going to interesting places and discovering new things! This tour may be conducted any day year-round during daylight hours.
Where do we go? See Seattle custom designs each tour based on time available, start and end points points and special interests your group might have. Tour highlights would include some of these: Water Wall, Seattle George, historical UW photos, Chinese timber architecture, Seattle Central Library, Transit Tunnel station, Milepost 31, UPS "birthplace", Klondike Gold Rush National Park, Police Museum, Railroad Square, Union Station, Uwajimaya, Tsue-Chong, Wing, Ye Olde Curiosity Shop and Miners Landing. (to name a few)!
What age kids? Student Walking Tours are geared for kids from middle school/junior high through high school ages. This tours is not recommended for grades below 7th grade unless the group includes older kids assigned to younger "buddies."
Chaperones All Student Walking Tours require adult chaperones. The safety and whereabouts of all kids on the tour is the direct responsibility of the chaperones. At least one chaperone per 10 kids is considered adequate.
When and Where does the tour Start and End?
Meet in Westlake Plaza at 4th Ave. & Pine St. in the seating area outside Starbucks Coffee shop at 10:00 AM unless you have a preference for a different meeting place and time.

If the tour includes a lunch break the kids could stash "brown bags" in their backpacks and we could eat in a city park or we could find a food court.   

The tour may end at our meeting place or at a different location. The tour end time would be your preference.

See Maps & More .... for additional advice on parking near and public transportation to Westlake Plaza.
The icon points to
Westlake Plaza
  where student
groups can meet for
walking tours.
How Much? $15.00 per kid, $200.00 minimum per group plus Washington state sales tax of 8.9%.

Chaperones are "working" members of the tour and, therefore, go free.    

Payment: 30 day invoice or check at the end of the tour - sorry, no credit cards.

How to Make a Private Group Reservation or Request Additional Information

An easy way to make a private group reservation or request additional information is by completing our online Group Form.

You may also make a private group reservation or request additional information by email - Group@see-seattle.com or telephone/fax - (425) 226-7641.
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