Breathe Easy in the Mountains
Answer the Call of the Outdoors
Not every community can boast towering mountain foothills, scenic and remote rivers, and several nearby lakes – not to mention a national park, national monument and a ski area all within an hour’s drive. In the spring and summer, hiking , wildlife watching and sightseeing are popular, giving way to fishing and then skiing, snowmobiling and snowplay opportunities all nearby in the fall and winter. Come discover this natural outdoor playground.
Marvel at the Mountain’s Artists
Take in a concert, class or theater performance. Browse in the art gallery and see the area history on display at the Historic Morton Train Depot. Morton’s commitment to the arts is evidenced by the opportunities available for residents, visitors and the artists themselves. Time to escape the busy routines and enjoy a sense of clarity and calm while experiencing arts and culture in the mountains.
Directions
Morton is centrally located in Lewis County, Washington midway between Seattle and Portland, approximately 2 hours from both locations.
From the west on Interstate 5, traveling from the north, (Seattle) or from the south (Portland), take Exit 68 off of I-5. Drive 31 miles east on the White Pass Scenic Byway, US Highway 12, miles to the intersection of US Highway 12 and State Route 7. Turn north at milepost 97.
From the east, Morton is approximately 100 miles (2 hours) from Yakima. Travel US Highway 12 west across White Pass.