We were weather fortunate on our day in the park. We arrived by 11:00 which led to an hour line wait as cars shuffle in and out. By the time you reach the visitor center you've been in the park for 13 miles of beautiful. We saw a number of deer. The visitor center has a tremendous amount of information for utilizing the park to your best benefit.See more..
Offers great views of Mount Olympus, Bailey Range and Mount Carrie.See more..
4.5Sunrise Visitor Center(299 reviews) - Impressive view of Mount Rainier @ Sunrise Visitor Centers
Tourist center located on the eastern side of Mount Rainier National Park.See more..
4.5Forks Chamber of Commerce(178 reviews) - Twilight fans love it Thursday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Visitor Centers
They were so helpful and provided us with a detailed agenda for our visit. You seriously only need one day in town. Super small but worth the trip if you love twilight. The locals were very nice and you must go to the beaches and hoh rainforest while you are there the clerk there was as much of a fan as we were. She actually did Rosalie cosplay person in the past.See more..
4.5Wild Horse Renewable Energy Center(134 reviews) - Wild Horse will blow you away! Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Open April through October 9am-5pm Daily Wind Turbine Tours at 10am and 2pm, or by appointment. Conference room available for community use (48 max) Annual Events: Wildflower and Wind Power Walk; Run Like the Wind: 5k, 10k, and 10mi races. Take in the 360 degree ridgetop views of the Cascade volcanoes, Kittitas Valley, and Columbia Basin while learning about renewable energy.See more..
Any visitor to Seattle should make time for a day trip to see fabulous Mount Rainier. The Henry M. Jackson Visitor Center is where you should start your visit. Learn from the park rangers on duty about the mountain’s unique flora and fauna. Take a hike and bring a picnic. Please do not feed the wildlife and stay on the designated trail. The best photographs of your vacation will likely come from your visit to this majestic mountain.See more..
Inside our FREE Mount St. Helens Forest Learning Center, you’ll feel like you’re walking through a forest moments before the eruption of Mount St. Helens. The sights, sounds and "feel” of the forest — yes, the floor even feels spongy — set the stage for one of the most powerful volcanic blasts in North America. A highlight of the learning center is the “Eruption Chamber” where visitors experience the sights and sounds of the eruption through news footage and eye-witness accounts. The multi-media event surrounds visitors with the blast that forever changed the landscape of the Pacific Northwest. Learn about the massive destruction caused by the eruption and the amazing return of plants, fish and wildlife. Take a virtual helicopter tour to soar above Mount St. Helens and surrounding forests. Experience salvage, recovery and reforestation efforts through hands-on displays and interactive exhibits. The learning center sits on a bluff above the Toutle River with breathtaking views.See more..
Tourist center located on the southeastern side of Rainier National Park offering information on trout and fly-fishing.See more..
4.5Yakima Valley Visitors Center(42 reviews) - Excellent staff and place for all you need for wine tasting in the entire region Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers
Make the Yakima Valley Visitor Information Center your first stop on your visit to the Yakima Valley! Whether you’re here to tour Washington’s wine country, take in the nation’s top hop-producing farmland, or enjoy our 300 days of sunshine on an outdoor adventure, our knowledgeable travel consultants will assist you in selecting your ideal travel itinerary, help you with lodging arrangements, and answer any questions you might have about visiting the Yakima Valley. Take the time to look around the Visitor Information Center’s gift shop, which is full of unique gifts, souvenirs and apparel, not to mention tons of hand-crafted Yakima Valley products and cuisine. There’s also a great selection of Yakima Valley wine, beer and cider, along with a rotating array of local wines to sample. The Visitor Information Center is the perfect way to get your visit to the Yakima Valley off to a great start!See more..
4.0Rick Steves' Europe(39 reviews) - A Perfect 10 :: Rick Steves' Best of Sicily in 11 Days Visitor Centers
A perfect "10" for the Rick Steves' Best of Sicily 11-Day My 1st tour with any company. This was a perfect combination of scheduled time and free time. Sicily is just pure eye candy at every turn and a tiny island packed with amazing history and art! The tour guide, Stephanie, was an American expat, now living in Florence, who happens to be engaged to a Sicilian! She was able to articulate the cultural experience from our point of view, which was invaluable. There were additional, expert historian-docents almost everyday at the various sites and for city tours. As much as I look back and would have loved more days, I think the 11 days were perfect for my introduction to traveling with 30 people, plus it left all of us wanting more! Bella Sicilia y brava Stephanie!!See more..
4.5Newhalem Visitor Center(36 reviews) - Most Helpful Visitor Center on my 2010 Road Trip! Visitor Centers
The visitor center offers information and an audio/video presentation of the area.See more..
After departing the ferry, we decided to go exploring in the town. Just happened to pass by the Visitors Center and decided to stop in for information. We are glad we stopped because the gentleman at the desk told us so much about the area. When you are traveling and trying to see EVERYTHING, it's great to have a local's knowledge. Several restaurants were suggested and various routes to Olympic National Park were discussed with attractions described to us. Restrooms were very clean!!! Please stop here and be enlightened while on your travels!!!See more..
The Snohomish County Tourism Visitor Information Center is located in the Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour. Visiting the Future of Flight Center you can get information on hotels, dining, shopping, and other attractions and events from our friendly, knowledgeable volunteers.See more..
Nature center displaying a diverse collection of petrified wood.See more..
4.0Log Cabin Visitor Information Center(15 reviews) - The hours are wrong Thursday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers • Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Edmonds visitors "Log Cabin" run by volunteers is next door to the Historical Museum. It is open M-F till maybe 4 and on Saturday only. It offers lots of information about Edmonds, so visitors should stop by even though it is off the beaten path.See more..
The Burlington Visitor Center is a great place to start if you're visiting Skagit Valley. Located on Fairhaven in the middle of old town Burlington, it is a very nice building and there's a lot of local and regional information as well as historical facts and photos. Even if you live in the area, you should stop in and see this place. There are also special events, farmers and craft markets as well as live music.See more..
The visitors center had plenty of maps and rangers to help us choose the best hike for us. We decided to start at Artist Pointe and hike out and back to Hayes lake which helped us avoid the “strenuous” parts of the Chain Lake loop trail. The hike was jaw-dropping beautiful from start to finish, probably one of the most beautiful hikes I have ever been on with panoramic views at every turn. I would consider this hike moderate in terms of difficulty with a decent slow uphill climb on the way back. I had my hiking poles and was glad I did. There were a lot of rocky areas on the trail that could have been ankle twisters. It was about 4.6 miles round trip. I recommend bringing bug spray as we did encounter more bugs around the lake area that were quite annoying but not horrible. Highly recommend this hikeSee more..
The visitor center offers tourists and residents an abundance of community, county and statewide information, US Forest passes and souvenirs for purchase. The center is staffed by friendly, knowledgeable volunteers. Heritage exhibits throughout the park tell stories of life in early Alderwood Manor, and its historic structures have been renovated and repurposed as community resource facilities.See more..
Modeled after an old train station, this center is located in the heart of the historic district along the Snohomish River. Youre invited to collect a treasure trove of memories in this Antique Capital of the Northwest where history and funky Northwest charm meet. Visitors will find a variety of maps, brochures and pamphlets for local and county attractions and events.See more..
4.5North Cascades National Park Service Complex(8 reviews) - Very Spectacular Drive Visitor Centers When we went to drive the North Cascades Scenic Highway we didn't realized that ALL the Ranger Stations and Facilities were closed, which was disappointing. I was looking forward to stamping my National Parks Passport. The weather wasn't that great but we had some awesome trail hikes. The Trail of the Cedars was beautiful and calming. I was really happy to find a steam engine on display at Newhalem. I didn't realize it was a Seattle City Light Railway steam engine and that it was in very good display condition. I liked how pieces of the power plant were used as display items like the flower planter. The Diablo Lake overlook was spectacular, but a bit windy. Big white caps on the lake this trip! The Diablo Dam road looks like it could get real hard to get back and forth if there is a lot of traffic since it's a one way road. Happy Creek nature trail is also is a nice like jaunt. The weather turned so we were done with hiking for the day. it was a very nice drive into Winthrop.See more..
3.5Castle Rock Exhibit Hall & Visitors Center(8 reviews) - Quilt Shows Visitor Centers There is a lot to see here, but I always enjoy the quilt shows they have there. Check it out and look at all of the old stuff they offer about Castle Rock!See more..
Here at Greater Grays Harbor, Inc. we will help you find the best adventures to our beaches, mountains, forests and communities. We have the latest information on what is happening in our area, and can help you make your stay here unforgettable.See more..
5.0Wahkiakum Chamber of Commerce(5 reviews) - Great place for information Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers Friendly person helped us with maps and fun places to visit. Cute town. Lots of history in the area. Also they have a driving loop that takes you to Oregon, Astoria, Long Beach and back to Cathlamet. Nice brewery in the local Marina with great beer.See more..
We were visiting our son and his family in Oregon in the Columbia River Gorge and we were looking for other places to visit. We’re from Long Beach, MS and we wanted to visit, Long Beach, WA. So we went into the visitor center, used the clean bathrooms and perused the literature for places to visit. My son asked if there were any tide pools we could visit. We learned that if the tides were in negative numbers you would not see any “ treasures.” She explained that we could easily look it up on the computer and it would probably be October before the water would be deep enough.See more..
3.5Dayton Chamber of Commerce(2 reviews) - Came to visit, stayed to live. Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
The Dayton Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to the community of Dayton, Washington and surrounding areas. Follow us for everything that is happening in Dayton!See more..
We stopped in here off the Freeway and the staff were so helpful. They gave us a wealth of tips on things in the area and the info on the downtown murals. Nice people and very proud of there town so good to meet them.See more..
We went for a drive to see the daffodils, but we didn't see very many. We decided to visit La Conner and have lunch to think about this. After lunch we walked over the Chamber. The lady there was very helpful and explained (as we thought) were just too early this year because of all the snow in February. She had lots of maps for the upcoming tulip season and info on regional attractions. This is a real handy place on the main drag entering town.See more..
