Visiting the Wayside Chapel in Monroe, WA ⛪🐾

On our road trip along Highway 2, Simba 🐾 and I stopped at one of Washington’s sweetest and most unusual roadside gems—the Wayside Chapel in Monroe. Built in the 1960s, this tiny church has been welcoming travelers for decades. Though small in size, it’s a big-hearted stop offering peace, reflection, and a reminder to slow down during a busy journey.

📍 Highlights from Our Visit

⛪ Admiring the adorable miniature church along Highway 2
📖 Learning about its history and community purpose
🌆 Enjoying Monroe’s roadside charm and hidden gems
🐾 Taking fun photos and videos with Simba at this unique stop
✨ Appreciating a quiet, peaceful pause on a road trip

Why the Wayside Chapel is Special

Road trips are often about the unexpected, and the Wayside Chapel is one of those places that makes you smile. Its tiny size makes it instantly charming, but it’s the sense of community and history that gives it character. Built for weary travelers to find a moment of rest and reflection, it continues to be a symbol of hospitality along this stretch of Highway 2.

Whether you stop in for a quick prayer, a quiet moment, or just a fun photo, this little church is a reminder that some of the best road trip memories come from small, meaningful stops.

🎥 Watch the Video

Come along as Simba and I visit the Wayside Chapel! From the quaint exterior to the peaceful surroundings, you’ll see why this tiny roadside church has become a beloved Washington landmark.

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