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VISIT GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY

Grays Harbor County is located on the Southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula along the Pacific Ocean. In no other county can you stick your toe in the Pacific Ocean one hour, and the next hour, be in the lush rain forest. Come experience nature as enchanting as you have ever experienced.

Grays Harbor is home to 7 bodies of water; harbors, lakes, streams, channels, canals, rivers and of course, our ocean. If water isn’t what you want to experience, then hike into our enchanted forests to witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Or experience the Quinault Rain Forest, one of only two temperate rain forests in the Northern Hemisphere. Camp, kayak, walk, hike, you name it, Grays Harbor is untouched and waiting for you to explore.

VISIT GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY

Grays Harbor County is located on the Southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula along the Pacific Ocean. In no other county can you stick your toe in the Pacific Ocean one hour, and the next hour, be in the lush rain forest. Come experience nature as enchanting as you have ever experienced.

Grays Harbor is home to 7 bodies of water; harbors, lakes, streams, channels, canals, rivers and of course, our ocean. If water isn’t what you want to experience, then hike into our enchanted forests to witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Or experience the Quinault Rain Forest, one of only two temperate rain forests in the Northern Hemisphere. Camp, kayak, walk, hike, you name it, Grays Harbor is untouched and waiting for you to explore.

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Open Lodging Tax Advisory Committee Positions

Grays Harbor County is accepting applications for potential new Lodging Tax Advisory Committee members. Two positions will be up for consideration at the March 14, 2024, LTAC Meeting.

The two open positions are:
User #1 – expiring 12/31/25
User #4 – expiring 12/31/25

To qualify for a User position a person must be associated with an entity that qualifies, by state statutes governing use of lodging taxes, to utilize such monies to fund tourism-related operations and/or projects. The Grays Harbor County LTAC meets on the second Thursday, of odd-numbered months, at 10:00 am. The committee’s purpose is to advise the Board of County Commissioners on the use of lodging tax funds and tourism marketing efforts.

Applications will be accepted at the Fairgrounds and Tourism Office until 5:00 pm, March 8, 2024. If you have questions, please call (360) 482-2651.

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