This is an informal morning run event for the data community taking place outside the Hyatt Regency in Seattle. Participants of all running and walking paces can join groups based on speed and distance. The event offers an opportunity to connect with others before the PASS Data Community Summit begins.
Join the data community for a morning run through the heart of Seattle! All paces of walking and running are welcome. We will break into groups based on speed/distance and head out shortly after 6.
We are meeting outside, in front of the main entrance to the Hyatt Regency on Howell Street
This is the path we plan to follow: PASS 3.16 - MapMyRun
Those that wish to run further may continue into the park. This is an excellent chance to catch up with others in the data community, enjoy the crisp Seattle fall air, and gear up for a day at PASS Data Community Summit!
See you there!
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