27.2 Blyn - Jamestown S'Klallam Tribal offices and Visitor Center. Continue on Old Blyn Highway paralleling 101. The Longhouse on the south side of the highway has groceries and a deli.
26.7 Turn south off highway on to trail, veers west again and crosses two pedestrial briges before using the old highway again (closed to vehicles).
25.7 Dawley property to north. This long-time resident couple donated their land to the US Fish & Wildlife Service and it is now a refuge.
25.2 Intersection of Dawley Road and Schoolhouse Point Road. As of Summer 2008, there is a circuitous detour through Sequim Bay State Park. Road bikes and laden bikes may prefer to use the highway to bypass the state park.

24.5 West Sequim Bay Road. Just before this road is a trestle that was resurfaced in concrete by volunteers in 2008. As of Summer 2008, the trail between Sequim Bay State Park and Whitefeather Way is unofficially open. Barriers remain at Whitefeather Way which must be circumvented.
22.8 Whitefeather Way. Just north is the Johnson Creek Trestle, which crosses 86 feet above the creek. This was restored for trail use by volunteers in 2002. Look closely at the painting on the panels on the south side of the bridge - it includes names of the volunteers and some amusing details. From here the trail rises and falls for 1 1/2 miles as it parallels E. Washington Street.