The East Fork Lewis River has its source in the SW corner of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. It flows freely through the Clark County countryside and the town of La Center, joining the main Lewis just below Woodland.
Upscale neighborhoods, houses, and cabins have been built close to it's banks. However, farms and forests prevail. There are magnificent views of Mt. St. Helens. The road runs up and down steep hills and valleys and winds through the forest. It is an exciting drive. Along the way you will notice many horses, cattle, and you may spot some Llamas.
It is easy to get lost while driving, but the entire area is like paradise, so just enjoy the trip and you may end up in Yacolt or Amboy.
The river provides many recreational benefits to the local residents and visitors alike. The East Fork is very popular for steelhead fishing, holding the record for the largest winter run fish. (32 pounds 12 ounces). Activities besides fishing include: camping, picnicking, swimming, kayaking, hiking, and bird watching.
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