Ballard is friendly community, with Scandinavian roots, located just a couple of miles north of downtown Seattle, Washington. It is home to many great places including: the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, the Lake Washington Ship Canal, Shilshole Bay Marina, Golden Gardens Beach, The Old City Hall Bell Tower, The Nordic Heritage Museum, Fishermen's Terminal, great Art Galleries, a new state-of-the-art High School, a wonderful historic section on Ballard Avenue, and many fine places to dine and shop throughout the area.

Enumclaw is the starting point for the Mather Memorial Parkway, the ninth National Scenic Byway designated in 1998. We have access to year-around recreation through access to the National Park and Forest Service lands.

The region encompasses approximately 22 square miles and is served by Interstate 5 and State Highways 18, 99, 161 and 509. Situated only 25 miles south of downtown Seattle and eight miles north of downtown Tacoma on eight miles of spectacular view Puget Sound waterfront.

A member-funded, non-profit group of business and professional people, the Chamber provides business and demographic information; mailing lists and labels; publishes a community profile and business directory; and acts as a visitor and information center for the Island.

You'll also find a listing of the members of the Redmond Chamber of Commerce. If services are needed -- like lodging, a place to eat, a dentist, a lawyer, a real estate agent, or apartment rentals -- Redmond Chamber members can be found by category. You can also locate a particular business by name.

Our members come from all industries and in all sizes, and from all over the Puget Sound Region. Since 1882, the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce has served as an advocate for business, a community partner, a resource for business, and is dedicated to serving both the needs of our members and the economic development needs of the broader community.

Our site contains a wealth of information covering everything from Relocation packets, Seattle Business Networking, and Tourism.

The Chamber is able to focus on business advancement in the region by helping to build and maintain a strong economic environment. Through the efforts of many dedicated volunteers, the Chamber works diligently to enhance the mutual trust and cooperation of the businesses and communities it serves. Our hope is that you will use this directory as a source for businesses that are dedicated to continued advancement of southwest King County.

The Snoqualmie Valley includes North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City and Carnation. Located 30 minutes east of Seattle Washington USA, this valley is a natural scenic tour; featuring rugged mountainous terrain for hiking, skiing or mountain biking, raging rivers for fishing and water sports, a wonderful selection of golf courses, and for the less adventurous, many fine specialty shops through which to browse. A major ski area is located 20 miles east of North Bend. Snoqualmie Pass is the gateway to many year round recreational activities, with access to the Alpine Wilderness, Pacific Crest Trail north and south, and other popular hiking trails.

Located just three miles from downtown Seattle and stretching from Ravenna to Portage Bay and from I5 to Lake Washington, it has the University of Washington, SAFECO corporate headquarters, and many unique commercial districts. The "Ave",the Village, and Roosevelt Way are just a few areas that provide residents and visitors with a kaleidoscope of continental shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities. The variety of merchandise from around the world found in the shops along the "Ave" and its wide array of restaurants featuring international cuisine is unparalleled anywhere in Greater Seattle. The University District also has museums, public art, theaters, sporting events and outdoor happenings that abound.

Whether you're looking for information for a day visit, or a place to spend a lifetime our website can assist you.

Find information on Relocation Services, Recreation, & Lodging.

Whether it’s helping new business growth, tourism and transportation development, or participating in building design review, school programs and community festivals, the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce has served as the leading business association and community booster of Seattle's "Westside” for its 82 year History of community involvement.