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A great place to live and raise your family, a great place to do business, and a great place to stay and visit. Whether you're looking for history and discovery, adventure and excitement, or nature and recreation - you'll find what you're looking for in Lewis County.

As Washington's gateway to anything, approximately one-third of Lewis County is national forest. The county includes portions of Mount Baker-Snoqualmie and Gifford Pinchot national forests and the Mt. Rainier National Park as well as the William Douglas, Tatoosh and Goat Rocks wilderness areas.

Glorious Mount Rainier. Awe-inspiring Mount St. Helens. Thickly forested wilderness. Pristine streams and lush volcano valleys. Charming downtowns and abundant antique shops. Lewis County is brimming with simple pleasures, relaxing excursions and world-class outdoor adventures.

We're just down the road, halfway between Seattle and Portland. Known for the Centralia Factory Outlets at I-5, exit 82, we have much more to offer if you explore a little deeper - whether doing business, relocating, or just passing through, there's something for everyone in Lewis County.


Quick Links & Events

STP - July 11-12

Group Health Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic

Private Housing for STP

We are in need of more private housing locally for our riders! If you are interested, please call the Chamber Office.

Babe Ruth Tournament - August 2-9

Babe Ruth Tournament Information and Scavenger Hunt Sponsorship Forms

Hub City Car Show - August 29

Hub City Car Show Information and Car Registration Form

Young Professionals Survey

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS! Click here to take our Young Professionals Survey!

Greece Trip - October 22, 2009

Chamber Discoveries 2009
Greece & the Sunny Med

This year's Chamber Discoveries Trip will be in Greece! Call the Chamber office for more information, or click the link above for a packet.

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