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Grays Harbor Travel Information

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From the pounding of the mighty Pacific to the hushed stillness of the only temperate rain forest in the continental United States, the sights and sounds found throughout Grays Harbor County are truly unique. With pristine ocean beaches, awe-inspiring trees, a scenic harbor and the famous Olympic National Park on the Olympic Peninsula, the region is a destination that can entertain for a weekend or a month.

Grays Harbor offers a variety of getaways appealing to all age groups. Families will find an abundance of activities. Beachcombing, kite-flying and building sandcastles compete with bumper boat rides, mini-golf and arcade play. Many of the towns offer a variety of seasonal or holiday activities with a small-town flair, from Fourth of July fireworks to Christmas light show spectaculars.

Extreme sports enthusiasts will thrill to catching a wave at Westport or kayaking in the many rivers throughout the region. There’s also a skateboard park for amateurs and experts. Music festivals feature jazz, bluegrass and folk. In season, everyone enjoys digging for their limit of the area delicacy: razor clams. Golfers find the area ideal for perfecting their drive, even in the often temperate winter months. Shoppers can explore the numerous gift shops or hunt for one of a kind antiques in the many shops located throughout the county. For those with rest and relaxation in mind, storm-watching or reading in front of a cozy fire are two favorite pastimes in the quiet offseason.




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