Sequim trestle inspection set; trail will close June 6-10

By Sequim Gazette Staff • June 2, 2022 1:30 pm
Joan and Bill Henry of Sequim stroll along the Johnson Creek Trestle, part of the Olympic Discovery Trail spanning Johnson Creek east of Sequim, in February 2021. The 410-foot-long trestle which refurbished in 2003 from a former railroad span and opened to pedestrian traffic is undergoing an inspection June 6-10 and will be closed. File photo by Keith Thorpe/Olympic Peninsula News Group
Joan and Bill Henry of Sequim stroll along the Johnson Creek Trestle, part of the Olympic Discovery Trail spanning Johnson Creek east of Sequim, in February 2021. The 410-foot-long trestle which refurbished in 2003 from a former railroad span and opened to pedestrian traffic is undergoing an inspection June 6-10 and will be closed. File photo by Keith Thorpe/Olympic Peninsula News Group

The Johnson Creek Trestle, a segment of the Olympic Discovery Trail near Whitefeather Way, will be closed for inspection from June 6-10 for an inspection.

City Utility Manager Pete Tjemsland said the inspection is a normal, timed inspection but a greater in-depth one than a previous inspection, and that there are no safety concerns at this point.

For more information, call the Sequim Public Works Department at 360-683-4908.