A celebration of logging history and Sasquatch fun in Skamania County
CARSON — Immerse yourself in a celebration of Skamania County’s logging heritage and local Sasquatch lore.
The Wind River Business Association announced that Logtoberfest is returning to its origins this year, promising a fall tradition packed with excitement and community spirit.
On Saturday, Oct. 5, Logtoberfest takes place at its original location, the Elk Ridge Golf Course in Carson, Washington, from noon to 6 p.m. Admission is free for all ages.
This year includes a variety of activities and attractions: Chainsaw art and blacksmithing demonstrations, vintage logging equipment, Sasquatch vendors, arts and crafts vendors and food and drinks.
For younger visitors, games, crafts, face painting, and other activities were designed to keep kids entertained.
Performances by local bands Whiskey and Spurs and Lucas Johnson and Quinton Parker kick off the day.
Adults can enjoy local craft brews and other beverages in the beer garden. The entry priced at $20 per person includes one beverage ticket and a commemorative Mason jar to use throughout the event.
“And don’t miss the chance to participate in the Dress Like a Logger Contest or the Hairiest Leg Contest to show off your logging spirit,” said a press release.
Details on are on Facebook, or contact the Wind River Business Association at 509-637-5676.
To learn more about lodging, dining and recreational opportunities in Skamania County and the Columbia River Gorge, visit www.skamania.org.
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