White House Hash Trail Form

Trail # 1743 , Sunday, April 23, 2017 3pm

Start:​ ​Medical Center Metro

Pre-Lube:​ ​Tommy Joe’s Bethesda
Theme:​ ​“Hot && Heavy” - beach/warm-weather attire (swimsuits, hawaiian shirts, parasols, sunglasses
etc.) encouraged
Hares:​ ​The Cock Inhaler, Don’t F*** The Messenger, [third warm body needed!!]
On-After​: TBD (we will definitely have one though!)

D’erections:
Riding Metro: ​Red Line in direction of Shady Grove/Grosvenor to Medical Center station
Driving:​ ​Get off on Exit 34 of the beltway, take 355 South, Medical Center is the first
civilian-accessible right turn (or is it a left? I can’t tell them apart and I wasn’t super confident during the
whole turn-your-body-through-the-whole-journey-as-if-you-were-walking-it-in-order-to-orient routine
no matter how many times I did it :/)

Misc:
● Trail is A-​A
● Bag Vehicle ​Hopefully BF1 - we have a small sedan if needed, but that’d be suboptimal.
● Special needs: ​Not applicable
● Dog friendly ​Yes
● Stroller Friendly ​Nope
● $6 Hash Cash
● Anything else you would like to share about the trail.

On-After:​ ​Like I said, TBD.

Trail Details for Hare Razor and GMs Only

The following information should be much more detailed then what is above. Include maps in advance of trail. None of this
will be printed on the Hareline, or elsewhere online. Give as much detail as possible. All of these locations should be included
and clearly identified on the trail map.
● Start: ​About a quarter mile south of Medical Center on the Bethesda Trolley Trail
● Beer Check: ​The Ayrlawn Woods trail Oak Pl. entrance
● Shot Check(s): ​About 200 ft from where the Trolley Trail diverges from Old Georgetown Rd,
when it gets closest to Convent Dr.
● End Circle: ​Same as start
● On-After: ​See above.

Health and Safety:

Runners Mileage: ​5.7
Describe trail: ​Brief sections on Huntington Pkwy and trail next to Old Georgetown Rd -
no train or stream crossings
Walkers Mileage: 4.0
 Describe trail: ​brief section of trail next to Old Georgetown Rd - no train or stream
crossings