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Orting,
Washington lies approximately 15 miles
southeast of Tacoma and 30 miles
northwest of Mount
Rainier National Park, in the scenic Orting Valley. Orting is considered
part of the Tacoma metro area and is one of several small towns and cities
that make up Washington�s populous Pierce County.
Orting is best known for
its role in the annual Daffodil Festival Parade, which takes place every
April. One of four stops in the Tacoma metro area, Orting holds an
historical place in the festival�s success, which has been ongoing since
1934. The earliest festivals culminated with a party at one of the founder�s
homes in Orting. While daffodils are no longer a major crop in Orting
Valley, they are considered an emblem of this area�s beauty and economic
success.
Activities in the Orting
area include golf at the local 18-hole course, bicycling and hiking in
nearby Mount Rainier National Park and surrounding national forests. Camping
is also available in the national park.
Orting is also famous for
its unique geographical relationship to Mount Rainier, an active
volcano. The city sits
completely on lahar flow from ancient eruptions. Although there have not
been any recent recorded volcanic events of such magnitude, the city of
Orting is considered geographically within proximity of Mount Rainier�s
eruptions. Yet residents state that the Orting Valley�s beauty, convenience
and relative distance from the congestion of larger cities makes Orting the
perfect place to live and raise a family.
FOOD AND
BEVERAGE
Around the Corner
Caf�. 301 Harman Way S., Orting, WA 98360. Phone: 360-893-1934.
Djon's Steakhouse. 720 Main Street, Orting,
WA 98360.
Phone: 360-829-2127.
The Restaurant at High
Cedars. 14604 149th Street Court E., Orting, WA 98360. Phone:
360-893-3171.
ACTIVITIES
The Chase Garden.
16015 264th Street E., Orting, WA .
High Cedars Golf Club.
14604 149th Avenue Court E., Orting, WA 98360. Phone: 360-893-3171; Fax:
253-848-6849.
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