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Dobson and McFadden Park Trail

Southwest Washington > Lewis River Region
46.6607, -122.9594 Map & Directions
Length
1.2 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain
300 feet
Highest Point
600 feet
Calculated Difficulty About Calculated Difficulty
Easy
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Good for kids

Parking Pass/Entry Fee

None

This forested trail connecting two parks in the City of Chehalis (Dobson and McFadden), offers a quick get away into nature on the edge of a residential neighborhood. Continue reading

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Hiking Dobson and McFadden Park Trail

This forested trail connecting two parks in the City of Chehalis (Dobson and McFadden), offers a quick get away into nature on the edge of a residential neighborhood.

Pick up the trail on the edge of SE Adams Avenue, head out into the trees to explore, then return here to finish your hike.

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Dobson and McFadden Park Trail

Map & Directions

Trailhead
Co-ordinates: 46.6607, -122.9594 Open in Google Maps

Before You Go

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Parking Pass/Entry Fee

None

WTA Pro Tip: Save a copy of our directions before you leave! App-based driving directions aren't always accurate and data connections may be unreliable as you drive to the trailhead.

Getting There

From I-5 take exit 77, then head east on West Main Street for 0.8 mile. Turn right onto South Market Boulevard for about 500 feet, then turn left onto SE 1st Street for 0.1 mile. Turn right onto SE Adams Avenue for 0.1 mile, then you will arrive at the signed trailhead on your left. There is no dedicated parking lot for this trail, so you’ll have to find street parking nearby.

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Trailhead

Southwest Washington > Lewis River Region

City of Chehalis

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Dobson and McFadden Park Trail

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