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Getting Here
Location: Lewis County, located in Southwest Washington State, covers 2,496 square miles (96X26 miles) from the summit of the Cascade Range in the east to the Chehalis River valley in the west. Following the path of the Cowlitz River, U.S. Highway 12, a scenic byway, is one of the four major year-round highways connecting western and eastern Washington. In the west, the county is traversed by Interstate 5. Rail service is available with eight trains daily from Seattle and Portland via Amtrak. Driving Directions: The Centralia/Chehalis area is equidistant from Seattle and Portland, 87 miles from each, and 228 miles from Vancouver, B.C. Interstate 5 provides access from the north and south. For Centralia, take exits 81 or 82, for Chehalis take exits 76, 77, or 79. Take exit 68, (Highway 12) to east Lewis County, via White Pass. Exit 77 (Highway 6 west) winds through rural countryside to the Ocean Beaches. Maps: Click on maps below for a closer look, or the link beneath each to download a print-friendly version. Or, click for a print-n-grab pdf [1.2 MB] of all five maps. Maps Courtesy of Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce. Visit Chamberway.com. |
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