MOTORSPORTS
Motorsports
Experience a great community of motorists in the Northwest or seek your solitude on endless wilderness trails. Hood Canal is a great getaway for every gear head. Enjoy the thrill of watching motorists rip around one of PNW’s most famous racing tracks. Or, navigate 23,000 acres of a working forests, home to extensive and winding trails. Come for the community, stay for the excellent trails.
Seasonal go-karting run on 1/4 scale size of main trackThe kart track is 26 feet wide and is 6/10th of a mile long. The rental karts are 9 HP Sodi GT5 karts with gearing tuned to this challenging racecourse.
The Ridge is available to hire for car manufacturers, race teams, companies and individuals for test drives, track days, driver/rider training and testing. The Ridge is a national racing circuit and hosts MotoAmerica, the US premier motorcycle racing series along with numerous club racing.
Tahuya State Forest is a 23,000-acre working forest with an extensive network of ORV trails that are also used by hikers, fishermen, bicycles, and hunters. Respect wildlife and all forms of recreation while on the trail or in the campsites
Upscale glamping tents, RV sites, and tent site in Tahuya State Forest is ta basecamp for exploring the forest and nearby attractions.Bring your own Off Road Vehicles or rent them on site from Adventure Rentals PNW!
A cooperative effort of private landowners and responsible ORV enthusiasts to create an environmentally safe and family-friendly offroad riding area in Mason County
For many people, above the surface, sea lions and seals blur together. Both are sleek marine mammals with whiskered faces, dark eyes, and the unnerving ability to look adorable and deeply competent at the same time. Both haul out on rocks, beaches, docks, and floating logs around the Salish Sea. Both vanish into the water with enviable grace. But spend any real time with them, especially underwater, and their differences become obvious.
Fjordin Crossin embraces an old world Scandinavian tradition of the spirit “aquavit”, with a series of unique events at the beach in Hoodsport, WA – a nordic parade, a barrel crossing, a family-friendly paddle race, drinks, vendors and food and, after the tide pushes the celebration back to the shore, the after-party continues on the streets of Hoodsport.
Cooking Around the Sound is a visceral celebration of the Pacific Northwest, bringing elevated, regionally-inspired cuisine to the rugged fringes of the Washington coast. Led by creator/chef Daniel, each dish is a tribute to the landscape, crafted on driftwood-strewn beaches and islands accessible only by kayak.
Bluegrass From the Forest returns for its 21st year bringing another weekend of national bands campground picking circles, late-night jams, and family celebration to Shelton. Book now, early bird ticket pricing is available until June 20.
There are no bridges or causeways to little McMicken Island in Case Inlet. No ferry service either. But you don’t need a kayak or boat to visit. You can easily hike to this island which lies about 0.2 mile off of the eastern shore of Harstine Island. It’s all in the timing.
Starfish, or sea stars, are some of the ocean's most fascinating creatures. They lack brains and blood, digest food outside their bodies, and can regenerate lost limbs—sometimes even growing a new starfish from a single severed arm. In the colorful, thriving world of the Salish Sea, starfish stand out for their beauty and vital role in the ecosystem.
Tucked into the quiet beauty of Washington’s Lake Cushman region, a new retreat is inviting guests to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect—with nature, with loved ones, and with themselves. Welcome to Mountain Glory Lodge, a thoughtfully designed getaway where modern comfort meets the restorative power of the Pacific Northwest.
The Old Timer's Fair celebrates Matlock’s timber heritage with living historic display and antique swap meet booths. Attendees enjoy kids’ activities, hand-crafted items, agricultural displays, food, prizes and live music.
A parade, a pageant, logging skills competition and Paul Bunyan, 80 years ago Mason County had it's own ideas about raising awareness about fire prevention. To help combat the destructive wildfires — while also promoting the importance of forests — Mason County hosted the first annual forest festival in the spring of 1945.
Hood Canal looks like a bay but it technically isn't. It's a fjord, which is a long, deep arm of saltwater carved out by glaciers during the last ice age. The water is cold and rich, the kind of cold that is very good for shellfish, which is why Mason County has become one of the best places in world to dig clams, eat oysters, mussels and geoduck. The farms and tideflats along the canal have supplied restaurants and raw bars for decades, and recreational harvesting has been a local tradition for even longer.