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Lewis and Clark State Park

Bring your hiking shoes, or if you’re an equestrian, gear up for a ride throughout the eight miles of horse

This small lake just about a quarter-mile from Forest Road 99 is a testament to the regeneration of an ecosystem

This 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix, owned by Donald and Natalie Parker, was thrown 60 feet by Mount Saint Helens’ May

Much of the area southeast of Paradise, the major tourist attraction at Rainier, is located in Lewis County. A lot

Thousands of hikers have taken to this trail for a 2,750-mile adventure. Whether you want to hike part or all

A pristine, nearly crystal-clear lake awaits you at the end of the Packwood Lake Trail, a 7.5-mile round trip hike

Rainbow Falls State Park offers several miles of hiking, a beautiful day-use area for picnics and gatherings, and several forested

Open mainly during the summer, the Walupt Lake region is known for providing serenity in a vast expanse of forestland.

This nice campsite for equine use only is located in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Open early June through September

Built as a railroad in the late 1800s, this gently-rolling rail-to-trail takes people between Chehalis and South Bend near the

Just six miles from the crater of the volcano that last erupted more than three decades ago, the Windy Ridge

This is a quiet trail. You may feel compelled to whisper too, once you are on the Woods Creek Watchable