Chehalis Western Trail

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4004 26th Ave NE

Olympia, WA 98506

http://www.co.thurston.wa.us

The Chehalis Western Trail in Olympia, WA is a popular multi-use trail that stretches for 22 miles through scenic landscapes and urban areas.

Visitors can enjoy walking, running, biking, and horseback riding along this well-maintained trail, which offers opportunities to experience nature and explore the local community.

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7/31/2018

Had fun riding bikes on a nice hot day. Made sure to stay on the shady side of the path as much as possible! The Chehalis Western Trail is amazing! See all the places it goes...

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Antoinette O.

10/5/2024

The trail is lovely! be careful sometimes the concrete can be alittle bumpy in certain spots It tends to be VERY busy on some days and popular times but everyone is very considerate Sometimes...

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Craig B.

10/28/2022

The trail starts in eastern Olympia and heads south, progressing quickly from the neighborhoods to forest. It has a lot of interesting features, changing forest density and tree type over short...

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Fengie O.

2/6/2013

The Chehalis Western Trail is SO LONG, it really should be reviewed in sections. I have been a fan of the Chehalis Western Trail as a kid. My grandma would take me to the Schinke Rd section to...

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Tom G.

7/27/2020

overall, normally have a great walk. I have seen a few posts on this and other sites about some of the cyclists... Have to agree. When walking on the right and they are coming up from behind, I...

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