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Grand Coulee Dam, built during the 1940s, is one of Washington State’s biggest attractions. Millions of visitors come here each year to see the dam in action. Many annual events are held here: In August there will be a “laser light show” outlining the dam’s history. The area also teems with golf courses and boating docks.

One of the most interesting natural features of the Coulee is the Lake Lenore Caves, made of volcanic rock eroded by water.This/tag helps explain it more. Prehistoric Indians may have lived or camped there. And Steamboat Lake State Park, Read the rest of this entry »

Washington state is incredibly breathtaking; from the coast to the mountaintops, to the rivers and crystal mountain lakes. There is something for everyone in this incredible country and it is sure to steal the breath from your lungs the moment your eyes are set upon its splendor. Not only does Washington boast dozens of scenic by ways, but it also has a plethora of geologic wonders hidden within its pine forests and mountain vistas.

The Columbus River Gorge is a national scenic area that encompasses approximately 292.500 acres and spans two states, all along the Columbus River. It Read the rest of this entry »

Visiting Washington State’s beautiful state parks presents opportunities for visitors to expand their minds as well as enjoy the outdoors. History, culture and natural science can be studied independently or through the interpretive programs at many of the parks in the system.

Walking, riding, skiing or canoing trails and other activities expose visitors to the area’s natural environment. Travelers may also tour natural areas of particular interest like Gardner Cave in Crawford State Park, the coastal dunes at Ocean City State Park and old growth timber at Federation Forest or Lewis and Clark State Read the rest of this entry »

Whether you come to North Central Washington to visit or are looking to relocate, this beautiful area will capture you with it’s majestic mountains, tranquil lakes and scenic high plains.
North Central Washington is picturesque and you will find it to be family friendly as well as environmentally friendly.
There is plenty to see and do in North Central Washington. Come experience the warmth, beauty and charm of Leavenworth, Wenatchee, Lake Chelan and so much more. You will enjoy water sports, fishing, Read the rest of this entry »