This small town is easy to get to and rewards travelers with fresh food options, a walkable downtown, and scenic Pacific Northwest surroundings.
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Visiting one of the United States' best national parks is perfect for a vacation road trip, and you can stay close to many parks while staying within budget.
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If you love walkable areas filled with small shops and plenty of antique finds, head to this wildly underrated Pacific Northwest city with a historic downtown.
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If you have nostalgia for an old-fashioned candy store like your grandmother always talked about, this sweet spot in Seattle is right for you.
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Shop vintage records and antique goods, spot bald eagles and herons on a hike through scenic wetlands, or head to the coast to whale watch in this small town.
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From the Tree of Life to Cannon Beach, here are five overrated and often overcrowded spots in the Pacific Northwest you should avoid and five to visit instead.
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This 3-acre island in Washington's breathtaking Puget Sound is a protected state park that is open for primitive camping to adventurous Salish Sea paddlers.
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Seattle's bustling downtown is always fun to explore, but if you're looking for lowkey, everyday lifestyles in the area, head to this nearby commuter city.
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For a magical movie-watching experience, check out this whimsical outdoor theater in Washington that provides a unique viewing spot up in the trees.
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Spot orcas and the snow-covered Mount Rainier from this island near Seattle and Tacoma which makes for an excellent place to call home in retirement.
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Nestled up against the Canadian border, this county in Washington is home to a bunch of abandoned mining towns that are equal parts historic and haunting.
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This Seattle hole-in-the-wall neighborhood bar features a southern comfort food so that Guy Fieri featured it, but it had a strong following before his visit.
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The Pacific Northwest is loaded with beautiful scenery and places for outdoor fun, and this spot a little over an hour from Seattle is one of the best.
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It's no secret Washington is gorgeous. These highly sought-after Airbnb rentals prove you don't have to give up on modern amenities to enjoy nature's wonders.
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From hiking to panoramic viewpoints and playing in the snow, this pipsqueak town in southeast Washington packs a surprising punch for outdoor lovers.
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This gorgeous city located between Portland and Seattle is a gateway to beautiful Mt. Saint Helens and a great destination for classic American diner food.
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If you're looking for a great hangout with some of the best Mexican food you can get while visiting Seattle, you'll want to be sure to check out this spot.
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A dramatic high-altitude Washington road climbs through wildflower meadows and alpine views, offering one of the most breathtaking mountain drives in America.
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For a charming small town surrounded by Washington's misty forests and gorgeous beaches, head to this scenic spot with a major connection to "Twilight."
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An easy drive from both Portland and Seattle, this picturesque destination offers an abundance of water-based activities and cozy lodging options.
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There are plenty of refreshing, mountain getaways in the Western United States and Canada, and some of the best accommodations can be found on Airbnb.
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Once a bustling timber and orchard hub, this Washington ghost town, an hour's drive from Spokane, is now full of abandoned buildings, eerie ruins, and history.
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If you're looking for nice getaway, camping, wine, and hiking await you in this charming small town sitting near the border between Washington and Idaho.
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If you're making the trip to Washington and want to really experience the culture of the area, look no further than these towns that encapsulate PNW charm.
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On this Washington island, art and nature seamlessly blend for a magical sculpture experience. If you're ready to see this outdoor gallery, here's what to know.
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The Pacific Northwest is a prime region for ghost towns, with its desert areas preserving long-abandoned structures. Reddit users recommend five of the best.
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Washington state has no shortage of mountains, rivers, and coastline, but this little town certainly has a higher concentration of them than others like it.
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