The Perfect Town In Washington To Visit When You Want To Get Away From It All
No matter what part of Washington you call home, sometimes a change of scenery is essential. And when you want to head to a place that’s peaceful and quiet without going entirely off the grid, we highly suggest heading to the tiny town of Elbe.
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As of 2010, the population here was a whopping 29 people.
This is the historic Elbe Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The Hobo Inn is one of the largest collection of cabooses in North America.
This family owned and operated pizzeria is a big hit with Hobo Inn guests and travelers just passing through.
Enjoy a two-hour ride on a steam powered train. Admission to the museum is included in your ticket price. The train rides operate Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, and sometimes the railroad company has special events, like the Polar Express in the winter.
The Nisqually Entrance is a quick 20 minute drive from Elbe. This park is one of the prettiest places on Earth, so allow plenty of time for exploration.
Sometimes a refreshing and relaxing weekend away is just what we need to recharge. And if you’re ready to move to a quieter community, try living in one of these Washington towns.
