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Great Wolf Lodge, Grand Mound, opened its doors in March. The hotel features a 56,000-square-foot indoor water park, a conference center, spa and more.
Go >Just five miles outside of Chehalis along state Route 6 lies Adna, a small unincorporated community along the edges of the Chehalis River.
Go >Nestled in the woods a few miles west of Interstate 5’s exit 57 lies Vader.
Go >Pe Ell is located about 23 miles west of Interstate 5 and has a population of about 700.
Go >A Cowlitz Indian village, a white settler’s mill, and now a salmon hatchery have all occupied the general area where the town of Salkum was born.
Go >Little old Glenoma, believe it or not, is also famous for its hang-gliding from Dog Mountain.
Go >The journey of the small town of Onalaska began in 1909 when William Carlisle and his family moved to the area to start up a new business venture.
Go >Mossyrock was named in 1852 for the mossy crag that rose 200 feet above the east end of Klickitat Prairie. The spot was an early trading post on the Cowlitz River.
Go >Out-of-towners literally take over the tiny East Lewis County community of Packwood twice each year.
Go >What began in the late 1930s as a “friendly competition” between men who worked in the woods has grown to a four-day festival.
Go >The small town in the shadow of Mount Rainier is known for its lake that fills with fishing boats on opening day, and in recent times, music performances at its former grade school.
Go >Oakville first attracted settlers as a logging town in the mid-1800s, not long after timber men from the East Coast visited the Pacific Northwest.
Go >For Tenino, Oregon Trail Days is both its biggest festival and a reminder of its long, storied history.
Go >Tucked away from busy Interstate 5, Bucoda is a small residential town located on Highway 507 between Centralia and Tenino.
Go >The town of Rochester, on the Upper Chehalis River, is said to have gotten its name in 1890 by a pioneer woman named Gaily Fleming, originally from Rochester, Indiana.
Go >Area hotels and bed & breakfasts welcome you.
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