Washington has a reputation for its beautiful trees and gorgeous lakes, but that doesn't make this incredible park any less mesmerizing to behold.
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Bald eagles are majestic, sensitive, and very elusive. If you're looking to spot a bald eagle in the wild, head to one of these U.S. national parks.
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There are plenty of lively towns and cities around the United States that are known for their arts scenes. Here's where you can find their unique art walks.
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This laid-back Washington island offers quick access to sandy beaches, tide pools, sunset views, and one of the state's most dog-friendly coastal spots.
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Planning a Seattle trip? Data-backed insights reveal low-crime, traveler-friendly areas with easy access to nature, parks, and local neighborhoods.
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In Washington, several scenic communities near a Seattle offer wineries, forest trails, waterfront views, and relaxed atmospheres perfect for an easy getaway.
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Washington is home to a many of lakes, but not all of them are as deep as others. Here are the five deepest in the state, ranked by visitor reviews.
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This artsy Seattle neighborhood has been revitalized and is now home to excellent food, vibrant local culture, and an impressive nightlife scene.
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In Washington, this abandoned mountain town offers scenic hiking, historic mining remains, and sweeping alpine views in a beautiful, quiet setting.
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Washington is home to some scenic views, including in this little city, where you can camp on the lake and enjoy a meal in a 1950s-style burger joint.
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Washington, D.C. is famous for its Smithsonian museums, but beyond those well-known institutions the city hides several lesser-known museums worth exploring.
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These massive botanical gardens found in the U.S. will transport you to climates around the world with their variety of flora and greenhouse spaces.
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From Canada's British Columbia to Portland, Oregon, here are five Pacific Northwest saunas for some heat, relaxation, and community, plus a cold plunge.
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There are lots of great reasons for taking a road trip in the U.S., including where you plan to take a pit stop. Skip McDonald's and try these regional chains.
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Feel like you've been transported to the sun-kissed vineyards of the Mediterranean with these five PNW vineyards that are inspired by Italy.
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These North American destinations make car-free travel easy, thanks to walkable neighborhoods, reliable public transit, and simple airport connections.
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The average Social Security check is $2,071 per month. While these Pacific Northwest towns aren't the cheapest, they certainly give you bang for your buck.
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Seattle is home to a delicious pie shop known throughout Washington, boasting flaky, buttery crusts and beloved by locals and visitors alike.
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In Washington, this small coastal city blends a lively historic downtown, waterfront viewpoints, and easy access to outdoor adventures along Grays Harbor.
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This glacier lake is as pretty as it gets, surrounded by towering peaks and filled with crystal-clear water that invites visitors to take a dip.
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This unique alkaline lake in Central Washington state is a scenic gem offering fishing, hiking, and dramatic caves in a canyon with Native American history.
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The Evergreen State is known for its incredible hot springs, and these resorts let you enjoy them without having to hike into the wilderness.
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From rugged terrain where you won't see another soul to more popular sites near Mount Hood, these are five campsites in the PNW that are hidden gems.
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Just a short drive away from the bustling city of Seattle is a challenging mountain trek with awe-inspiring views of peaks in the North Cascades.
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Nothing feels more rejuvenating after a strenuous hike than a long soak in a natural hot spring. Luckily, there are places in the U.S. where you can do both.
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You don't need a car to make the most of your time in these gorgeous lake towns dotted across the United States from New Hampshire to Washington.
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The lake formed from a volcanic blast, but there's nothing here now except beautiful scenery, peaceful walks in the woods, and a welcoming campground.
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