Chehalis - Western Trail Trailhead - Chambers Lake Drive - Lacey, WA
Chehalis – Western Trail Trailhead at Chambers Lake Drive
Discover one of the most beloved pet-friendly trails in Lacey, Washington, at the Chehalis – Western Trail Trailhead on Chambers Lake Drive. This popular spot offers dog owners access to a well-maintained, multi-use urban trail, ideal for walking, jogging, biking, and exploring with your furry companion. The trail’s entrance is handicap accessible and features easy access to scenic lake views, making it a local favorite for outdoor activity throughout the year.
While dedicated dog park amenities like fenced enclosures are not highlighted, this trail is praised for its abundance of trees, wildlife, and overall natural beauty. Convenient signage helps visitors navigate, and the area is known for its cleanliness and accessibility. Due to limited parking, early arrival is recommended, especially during busy periods. The Chehalis – Western Trail offers an excellent dog-friendly hiking experience, with the unique opportunity to experience Lacey’s vibrant natural surroundings right at Chambers Lake.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, the trail entrance at Chambers Lake is handicap accessible.
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, this location provides access to the Chehalis – Western Trail, a well-maintained multi-use path ideal for walking, biking, or jogging with your dog.
- Where is the best place to park? Parking is very limited at the trailhead; plan accordingly as spaces may fill quickly and avoid blocking residential driveways.
- Is the park open year-round? Yes, the trail can be enjoyed any time of year for dog-friendly walks and outdoor activities in Lacey.
Reviews
Very basic trail head just blockades stopping traffic but The trail is essentially just a continuation of that road so there’s very little parking and if there is a ton of cars there you will block the residence of from their houses
I love, love, LOVE this trail, any time of year. Lots of trees, birds and other wildlife on an urban trail. What more could we ask for?
Visited this trailhead on a lovely fall afternoon/early evening. Fantastic place to get on the trail, head south for a great view of the lake!
I use the trail often for biking, walking and riding my scooter. Chambers Lake is the entrance I use. Their are signs to show you how to get around. Handicapped accessible.
Great place to walk, bike ride or jog.
It’s the longest well-maintained trail in this area, and is a lovely place to travel.
I do wish they would plant more native, edible plants along it’s pathways.
I do have a request for an improvement project pending at this time, to make that happen.
If I am allowed to do so, I can update this rating to 5 stars.
Other than that, it’s still a great trail to take a walk on.