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Attractions
Ashford offers many scenic attractions. To further explore attractions click on the links below.
Pioneer Farm Museum. 7716 Chop Valley Road, Eatonville, WA 98328. Phone: 360-832-6300; Fax: 360-832-4533. E-mail
Wenatchee National Forest. Phone: 509-664-9200.
Mt. Rainier National Park. 55210 238th Avenue E, Ashford, WA 98304. Phone: 360-569-2211; TDD: 360-569-2177; Fax: 360-569-2170.
Cascade Loop Scenic Highway. Phone: 509-662-3888. E-mail
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