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There is a public restroom and playground at Wilkowski Park, on the north end of the town of Rainier.

The 21-mile Western Chehalis Trail intersects the 14-mile Yelm-Tenino Trail at its midpoint, connecting every major town in Thurston County.

The sculpture park and garden is open to the public from dawn til dusk daily, and is only accessible by walking or biking in along the Western Chehalis Trail. Entry is free of charge, but the organization that runs this beautiful community space happily accepts donations!

Woodard Bay is a beautiful and peaceful waterway popular with kayakers. As you ride by, you'll likely see blue herons, cormorants, and, if you're lucky, you may even spot a bald eagle.

Chehalis Western Trail is a 22-mile paved trail that offers a family-friendly ride. It was once the site of a railroad that transported logged trees from Vail to Woodard Bay.

Squaxin Park (formerly known as Priest Point Park) is managed by the City of Olympia. The park provides over 4 miles of forested trails and beach access.

This beautiful lake is stocked with rainbow trout and is open year-round, making it a popular fishing spot. There is a boat launch and a toilet on the north side of the lake. There is direct access from the Yelm-Tenino Trail along the south side of the lake, making it an ideal stop for a nice break along the shoreline.

The Great American Rail-Trail in Washington spans over 540 miles, from the Idaho border to the Pacific Coast. This section of the trail runs from Rainer to Tenino, offering a traffic-free way to commute, exercise, and enjoy the scenery.