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By Mel B

“An out of the way park in NW Washington - Interesting”

Oct 2016

I came across Whitehaven Park during a walk from Van Ness through Montrose and Dumbarton Parks to the Glover-Archbold trail and on down to the C&O canal and back up Rock Creek. Whitehaven Park runs east-west and apart from a short stretch above Georgetown University links all these parks together. It has some open areas and some forested areas and is worth a visit if in the area and definitely if walking through.

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Mel B

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An out of the way park in NW Washington - Interesting

Oct 2016 • Solo

I came across Whitehaven Park during a walk from Van Ness through Montrose and Dumbarton Parks to the Glover-Archbold trail and on down to the C&O canal and back up Rock Creek. Whitehaven Park runs east-west and apart from a short stretch above Georgetown University links all these parks together. It has some open areas and some forested areas and is worth a visit if in the area and definitely if walking through.

Written June 14, 2017

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