Lakes & Rivers Archives - Discover Lewis County

Carlisle Lake

The story of Carlisle Lake is an example of the good that can happen when a community comes together for

The Chehalis paints our fields a vibrant shade of green, especially in the Boistfort Valley and other agriculture-rich regions. It

But for vast stretches, the Cispus River is a serene waterway that frames the reaches of the Gifford Pinchot National

Measuring in at 105 miles in length, the Cowlitz River calls Lewis County home for more than half of that.

Wildlife officials stock this lake two miles east of Morton with a healthy batch of rainbow trout generally in late

Fort Borst Park in Centralia, WA, is a must-visit destination offering a perfect mix of history, recreation, and natural beauty.

The Lewis County PUD routinely stocks Lake Scanewa with trout, with the first big one of the year usually taking

It is home to a diverse selection of fish, and count ‘em all: Chinook salmon, coho salmon, brown bullhead, northern

This fishermen’s favorite boasts Mount Rainier as part of its overall scene, giving visitors to the lake and resorts that

Plummer Lake in Centralia is a peaceful retreat offering fishing, wildlife viewing, and scenic beauty. Nestled just off I-5, this hidden

Black crappie, bluegill, brown bullhead, trout, chinook salmon, coastal cutthroat, coho salmon and smallmouth bass can all be found throughout

Flowing through the lush landscape of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near Packwood, Skate Creek beckons nature enthusiasts with its