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1st Street Antiques – Kalama
Long Description

1st Street Antiques located in Kalama WA. Open 11 am to 5 pm 7 days a week.

Phone Number
360.703.5859
Address
297 North 1st Street
Kalama, WA 98625
Ashtown Brewing Company
Phone Number
360.353.5286
Address
1145 11th Avenue
Longview, WA 98632
Beaver Bay Campground
Long Description

ALERT: BEAVER BAY PARK and CAMPGROUND to REMAIN CLOSED for 2025 SEASON
More Information

  • 63 individual camping sites
  • Day use picnic area
  • Swimming beach please note: for the safety of all swimmers, no personal floatation devices (including but not limited to: kayaks, paddleboards, inflatable watercraft, etc.) or use of oars or paddles are allowed within the swimming area
  • Single-lane boat ramp
  • Group camping facility has 15 campsites and a covered picnic shelter with a fireplace and sink.
  • Restrooms, showers and water provided
  • Recreational vehicle dump station, but no RV hook-ups at campsites

Website Address
Phone Number
888-221-7070
Address
150 Sherman Road
Cougar, WA 98616
City
Cougar
Biking
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Mountain Biking
Don’t pass up the chance to turn a crank on the shoulder of an active volcano! The Ape Canyon ride, which begins on the south side of Mount St. Helens, is one of the Northwest’s premier mountain biking treks, with varied landscapes and incredible vistas. World-class single-track also awaits at Siouxon Creek, Lewis River, South Coldwater, and Old Man Pass/Falls Creek.

Tour de Blast - Road Biking
Tour de Blast is the essential event for road bikers, attracting crowds in excess of 1,000 each year. The 82-mile route from Toutle to Science & Learning Center takes riders into the very heart of the blast zone. Saturday June 20, 2026.

UPDATE:  Tour de Blast will be ending at the Science and Learning Center at Coldwater this year. Due to the landslide prior to the Johnston Ridge Observatory.

STP Bicycle Classic
This 200-mile bicycle ride is the largest multi-day bicycle event in the Northwest, with up to 10,000 participants riding from Seattle to Portland in one or two days. The route takes you through the scenic valleys, forests, and farmlands of western Washington and Oregon. Saturday July 12th at 5:00 am to Sunday July 13th by 7:00 pm. 🚴‍♂️ STP Classic is happening this weekend! Riders will be passing through our area—come out, cheer them on, and enjoy the energy of this incredible event! 🚴‍♀️Safe travels to all participants and volunteers—see you on the route! 

Castle Rock Bike Skills Park

Nestled in the heart of Castle Rock, WA, the Bike Skills Park is a must-visit destination for riders of all ages and skill levels. Designed with both fun and progression in mind, this park features a variety of trails, pump tracks, jumps, and technical features that help riders build confidence and sharpen their mountain biking skills.

Whether you’re just learning to ride or looking to push your limits, the park offers a safe and scenic environment to practice and play. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, it’s a perfect stop for families, youth groups, or anyone who loves to ride.

The park is free and open to the public, and conveniently located near trails, rest areas, and downtown Castle Rock amenities. Helmets are required—and smiles are guaranteed.

Bob’s Sporting Goods
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Bob's Sporting Goods

Offering:

  • Full-time Pro Shop employees

  • Archery Lessons, Seminars

  • Archery League

  • 11-lane air-conditioned range

  • Full-service repair shop

  • Offering Hoyt, Mathews, Mission Bows

  • Parts and Accessories

Tel: 360.425.3870

Website Address
Phone Number
(360) 425-3870
Address
1111 Hudson St.
Longview, WA
Long Description

Boundary Trail #1 to Norway Pass (SR 504 Side)

  • Location: Near Coldwater Lake, off SR 504, Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument.
  • Distance: 7 miles one-way (about 14 miles round trip).
  • Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging – steady uphill climb with some rocky sections.
  • Elevation Gain: Around 2,500 feet to 4,200 feet at Norway Pass.
  • Best Season: Late spring to fall (May to October), avoid winter and early spring due to snow.


Trail Highlights:

  • Views: Great views of Mount St. Helens, Spirit Lake, and the blast zone.
  • Wildlife: Look for elk, deer, and bears.
  • Trail Type: Point-to-point (out-and-back).
  • Family-Friendly: Not ideal for young kids; better for experienced hikers.


Things to Know:

Shuttle: If doing a one-way hike, consider arranging a shuttle.
Trail Access: Start at Coldwater Ridge or Coldwater Lake.
Water: Bring plenty of water, there are no reliable water sources along the trail.
Weather: Weather can change quickly; bring layers.

Website Address
Broadway Gallery
Long Description

For more than two decades, the Broadway Gallery has been a staple in the local art scene. A collaborative effort by 50 area artists,
the Broadway Gallery hosts ongoing classes and special events.

Phone Number
360.577.0544
Address
1418 Commerce Ave
Longview, WA 98632
Castle Rock Axe House
Long Description

Castle Rock Axe House is the premier indoor axe throwing facility in Cowlitz County. Regardless of the weather outside, you'll feel the exhilaration of axe throwing in comfort!

12 Lanes - all ADA Compliant
With 12 axe throwing lanes, Castle Rock Axe House can accommodate all group sizes. Whether you're planning a fun-filled date night or organizing a memorable event for a large group, our venue has got you covered! With our spacious, well-maintained lanes, you can unleash your inner lumberjack and compete against your friends in a thrilling game of axe throwing.

Advanced Technology
Castle Rock Axe House has the safest and most advanced axe throwing venue in the Mt. St. Helens area. We use anti-bounce borders and safety-designed end grain targets that are easier to stick, safer, and way more axe-citing than those boring standard targets. We've also taken it a step further with the latest state-of-the-art system for projected targets and games! These interactive axe throwing games also have digital scoring!

At Castle Rock Axe House, we guarantee a fun and memorable axe throwing experience for everyone, regardless of age or experience level. We welcome throwers as young as eight years old. If you’ve never thrown an axe before, there’s no need to worry! Our expert staff will provide comprehensive guidance and make the process of axe throwing easy for you during your session.

Hit the Bullseye on Fun!

Castle Rock Axe House offers the latest and safest axe throwing experience. Our facilities are equipped with anti-bounce borders and safety-designed end grain targets, making it easier to stick the axe and ensuring a safer and more exciting experience. We prioritize safety to avoid any axe-idents!

Looking for something different than just throwing at circles? Our state-of-the-art projected targets feature games like 21, Battleship, Tic-tac-toe, Zombies, and Line-Up-Four, with more games coming soon! We even have digital scoring to enhance your experience. Castle Rock Axe House is the place you must visit for the best axe throwing experience.

Website Address
Phone Number
360.490.2447
Address
1239 Mt St Helens Way NE
Castle Rock, WA 98611
City
Castle Rock
Castle Rock Festival of Lights
Long Description

2023 Event
Castle Rock Festival of Lights
Tree Lighting and Parade
Second Saturday of December each year
Free pictures with Santa start at 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm./More after the Tree Lighting - Santa will hang around for pictures until about 7:30 pm!
Hometown Parade will start at 5:30, with a tree lighting ceremony to follow.
Gift Vendors, Food Vendors, local businesses and restaurants will be open during the event.
When:  Saturday, December 9, 2023
Event starts at 2:00 pm

Castle Rock Festival of Lights is an amazing family-friendly event each December.
Claim a spot of sidewalk along Cowlitz St. or Front Ave. for the hometown parade, starting at 5:30 pm. A very well decked-out Castle Rock Fire Department, several local businesses. Following the parade, the official tree lighting ceremony will begin near the Post Office at 126 W Cowlitz St. Santa will lead the countdown and we’ll flip the switch, illuminating the charming downtown with thousands of glittering lights. Following the lighting ceremony, the Castle Rock High School band and the Castle Rock Men’s Ensemble will lead the crowd in classic Christmas Carols. Businesses will be decked out, each trying to win the coveted Best Decorated Storefront award. The committee also encourages attendees to come early and stay late to enjoy restaurant and shopping specials throughout the town, on both exit 48 and 49. Festival-goers can also enter to win fantastic raffle prizes being drawn the night of the celebration.
And of course, Santa will be making his annual stop for free pictures with all the good little boys and girls, inside the Visitors Center located at 147 Front Ave.
Whether this is your 1st year or your 11th year, you are sure to have yourself a merry little Festival of Lights. There’s a lot to do in this little town! For complete details and a schedule of events, please visit the Castle Rock Festival of Lights Facebook page.

Castle Rock Information & Visitor Center
Long Description

Located on the west side of Interstate 5 off exit 49.
The Castle Rock Information & Visitor Center is open
Wednesday through Sunday 10 am to 4 pm.

Phone Number
360.274.6603
Address
890 Huntington Avenue North
Castle Rock, WA 98611