4 paws hiking and social group - If you like hiking with your 4 legged friend while chatting with your 2 legged friends come and join us as we explore dog friendly walks around Geneva! A 1.5 - 2 hour afternoon walk on the third Tuesday of each month. If you have a dog or simply love dogs we’d love to see you! Walks are accessible by public transport.
Due to Covid-19 Directives, the number of dog walkers is limited this month. Registration is required!
Please register at the latest, by Monday 10th 10:00 to be sure to receive any final details from Fran. Once you register, a confirmation email will be sent to you with Fran's contact information and /or walking details.
Questions? Contact : Fran at here
Swiss Federal and Cantonal regulations will always be followed.
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Masks must be worn on public transportation.
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If a member has traveled within 10 days before the hike to any country considered a risk under Swiss Federal and Cantonal regulations, they must be quarantined and may not join the hike.
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Walkers are requested to maintain a 1.5-metre distance between themselves and other walkers. To facilitate this, we suggest walking in pairs (two persons, side by side), only. If this distance can't be maintained, please wear a mask.
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A list of the Wags participating each outing will be kept by the leader for two weeks after the walk for contact and tracing purposes
General Guidelines (updated October 2020)
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Wags and Woofs is open to all AIWC members.
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Female adult guests are allowed (once per guest) and must be announced in advance when registering for the hike.
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Children are not allowed on hikes.
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Dogs are very welcome, owners are completely responsible for their own dog's behaviour.
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Hikes are generally 1.5 to 2 hours, though this may vary.
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Hikes are generally in the cantons of Geneva and Vaud and are easily accessible by public transit.
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Anyone wishing to join Wags and Woofs must register on the Website.
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In the interest of safety, it may be necessary to limit the size of the group - this is at the discretion of the Activity Leader
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Participants are responsible for their own safety and wellbeing and that of their dog and must follow the instructions provided by the Activity Leader.
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The AIWC declines responsibility for the loss of personal property..