The Woodland (Lacey) Trail is a paved multi-use path in the eastern section of Olympia that provides a nice opportunity for an off-road run. Closest to Olympia, this rails-to-trails path starts at the north end of Watershed Park, paralleling I-5 for the first 2.5 miles headed east, intersecting with the Chehalis Western Trail. Then, the trail heads southeast away from I-5 for another 2 miles through the Lacey area, ending at Woodland Creek Community Park. The terrain is a combination of wooded sections and suburban communities. The Lacey part of the trail does run alongside busy Pacific Ave.
Add-Ons: The Chehalis Western Trail intersects with the Woodland (Lacey) trail just south of I-5/Pacific Ave. At the southern end of the Chehalis Western Trail, is the Yelm-Tenino Trail, another rails-to-trails multi-use path.
The Woodland (Lacey) Trail is a paved multi-use path in the eastern section of Olympia that provides a nice opportunity for an off-road run. Closest to Olympia, this rails-to-trails path starts at the north end of Watershed Park, paralleling I-5 for the first 2.5 miles headed east, intersecting with the Chehalis Western Trail. Then, the trail heads southeast away from I-5 for another 2 miles through the Lacey area, ending at Woodland Creek Community Park. The terrain is a combination of wooded sections and suburban communities. The Lacey part of the trail does run alongside busy Pacific Ave.
Add-Ons: The Chehalis Western Trail intersects with the Woodland (Lacey) trail just south of I-5/Pacific Ave. At the southern end of the Chehalis Western Trail, is the Yelm-Tenino Trail, another rails-to-trails multi-use path.
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