Expect traffic delays in Northwest Philly for Enon Tabernacle walk/run on Saturday
The walk/run route. (Image from Google Maps)
Philadelphia Police have issued a traffic alert regarding Saturday’s Enon Tabernacle Church Walk which starts at the church’s West Coulter Street location in Germantown at 8 a.m., winds its way through Northwest Philadelphia and ends at Enon’s 2800 Cheltenham Ave. location later in the day.
The walk, according to police, goes from Coulter Street to Wayne Avenue to Washington Lane, before cutting north on Mansfield Avenue, east on Vernon Road and north on Pickering Street before the Cheltenham Avenue finish line.
“There will be a detail assigned to this event,” police said, “however, traffic in the area may be heavy at times.”
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