VISIT GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY
Grays Harbor County is located on the Southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula along the Pacific Ocean. In no other county can you stick your toe in the Pacific Ocean one hour, and the next hour, be in the lush rain forest. Come experience nature as enchanting as you have ever experienced.
Grays Harbor is home to 7 bodies of water; harbors, lakes, streams, channels, canals, rivers and of course, our ocean. If water isn’t what you want to experience, then hike into our enchanted forests to witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Or experience the Quinault Rain Forest, one of only two temperate rain forests in the Northern Hemisphere. Camp, kayak, walk, hike, you name it, Grays Harbor is untouched and waiting for you to explore.
VISIT GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY
Grays Harbor County is located on the Southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula along the Pacific Ocean. In no other county can you stick your toe in the Pacific Ocean one hour, and the next hour, be in the lush rain forest. Come experience nature as enchanting as you have ever experienced.
Grays Harbor is home to 7 bodies of water; harbors, lakes, streams, channels, canals, rivers and of course, our ocean. If water isn’t what you want to experience, then hike into our enchanted forests to witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Or experience the Quinault Rain Forest, one of only two temperate rain forests in the Northern Hemisphere. Camp, kayak, walk, hike, you name it, Grays Harbor is untouched and waiting for you to explore.
LTAC Meeting Date Change
Please consider this notice that the March Grays Harbor County Lodging Tax Advisory Committee meeting will be rescheduled from its regular meeting date of Thursday, March 13th. Due to scheduling conflicts and quorum requirements, the meeting will be moved to Wednesday, March 19th. It will take place at the Greater Grays Harbor, Inc. Meeting Room, starting at 10:00am. Thank you.
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New Hubble House Inn in Montesano Is Your Gateway to a Washington Coast Getaway
Traveling to the Washington Coast and looking for a place to stay that is steeped in history with accents of the present and lots of quirky personality? The new Hubble House Inn in Montesano is a great bed and breakfast that gives you easy access to all Grays Harbor’s Washington Coast has to offer.
Kayaking the Chehalis River: Exploring Preachers Slough
Imagine paddling out on glassy waters, green foliage as far as the eye can see. Friend’s Landing will get you unplugged and back to nature with its stunning scenery and recreational opportunities.
Where to Find Locally-Made Beer and Wine in Grays Harbor
If all you think of when you hear “Grays Harbor” is beach, rainforest and cranberries, you are in for a surprise! Grays Harbor County is a great place to explore locally-made beer and wine from locally-owned businesses.
Go Hiking or Trail Running at Coho Campground and Wynoochee Lake
Wynoochee Lake at Coho Campground in the Olympic National Forest offers hikers and trail runners epic wilderness to explore. In the foothills of the Olympic Mountains, miles of trails roll alongside Wynoochee Lake.
Unplug With a Camping Trip to Coho Campground at Wynoochee Lake
Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and unplug with a camping trip to the quiet Coho Campground at Wynoochee Lake. A haven for those who love nature, all ages can find solitude and adventure in the Olympic National Forest.
