| 1 | Friday, April 17 Parc Expos'e Little Creek Casino SR101 at SR 108 16:30 to 18:00 |
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| From Olympia, go North on State Route 101; exit at SR 108 to Little Creek Casino, on West side of freeway. | ||
| 2 | Friday, April 17 Dayton Peak - (twice) arrive 18:15 and 20:30 |
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| Go North on SR 101 from Little Creek 6.5 miles to second Shelton exit signed City Center - Matlock; proceed West (left at exit) 2 miles and look carefully for blue, two-story house; turn left on narrow logging road just past house; go straight as possible 1.25 miles, park on right or on side of road. | ||
| 3 | Saturday, April 18 Parc Expos'e Downtown Shelton / Franklin Ave. 8:30 to 9:00 |
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| Parc Expos'e in downtown Shelton Saturday morning; easy to find and well for the trip! | ||
| 4 | Saturday, April 18 Rail Road X3 Stage - (twice) arrive at 9:20 and 11:20 |
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| From SR 101 go West on Shelton-Matlock Road through Dayton (6 miles from SR 101); at speed limit change to 35mph, turn right onto Lake Nahwatzel East Road and follow to spectator area; please follow marshall's instructions for parking. | ||
| 5 | Saturday, April 18 Cranberry Still Stage - (twice) arrive at 10:15 and 12:15 |
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| From SR 101 go West on Shelton-Matlock Road through Dayton (6 miles from SR 101), a total of 8.7 miles; on right will be Simpson Company log yard; at Simpson "scaler gate" sign turn left onto Dell Adams Road (also signed "5000"); go straight in until you reach stage viewing area following stage marshall's instructions on parking. | ||
| 6 | Saturday, April 18 O.R.V. Park Spectator Area 15:00 to 16:00 |
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| Located between Olympia and McCleary on Highway 8; arrive a few minutes early for best opportunities; please follow park employees directions for parking. | ||
Come watch the rally but follow safety rules:
1. To ensure the safety of all spectators and competitors, spectators will not be allowed complete freedom of movement along the course. Spectators watching the rally must do so at designated spectator areas. Spectators should not try to view the event at any other areas on the rally course. To do so may risk having that particular stage disqualified for safety reasons.
2. Remember, even when spectating in designated areas, no location is totally safe. You spectate at your own risk.
3. Do not block the spectator access roads. They may be required for emergency vehicles to access the course.
4. Always listen for an approaching rally car when crossing the course. Some cars do not have very loud exhaust systems and may be closer than you realize. If a car has blocked the road up the course (often noticeable by a large time gap between cars), the next few cars may be bunched up as they come through the stage. Look and listen.
5. Yield to rally competitors while driving the roads into spectator areas; they're on their way to the next stage start. But do this only when you can do so safely.
6. Respect and follow the safety marshal's advice and directions. They are following strict rules; if they ask you to move, please do so. They are concerned for the safety of both spectators and competitors, and want to ensure a fun rally for everyone.
7. Do not litter. Please take your litter out of the forest with you. How our spectators and competitors treat this rally course affects our continued use of the land.
8. Prepare yourself for the weather. Part of the rally experience is that the great outdoors is our arena. Thus, spectators should plan accordingly. Dress warmly and wear good, durable footwear for negotiating underbrush and fallen trees. Umbellas, blankets, lawn chairs and refreshments are also important items to bring along. Have plenty of fuel in your vehicle - it's a long way from home out there!
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