Yelm-Tenino Trail Closing for STP

By Nisqually Valley News

Posted 7/14/16

A popular section of the Yelm-Tenino Trail will be closed to public access July 16 to accommodate the Seattle to Portland bike ride.

The ride is scheduled for this Saturday and Sunday, July 16-17 …

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