Washington has its fair share of spectacular outdoor spaces, but the ancient waters of this small state park give it a special character that can't be missed.
Read More
Seattle may be the land of rain and clouds, but its sunny days are best spent in places like this coastal park full of beachside activities.
Read More
This scenic island loop near Seattle will take you over a floating bridge toward wooded trails and a century-old tavern perfect for refueling.
Read More
Tucked away in the Pacific Northwest, you can find a peaceful little slice of shoreline that's perfect for outdoor activities or just relaxing by the waves.
Read More
Perched near the Oregon-Washington border, this riverside town may be small, but it brims with character, vibrant community spirit, and natural splendor.
Read More
This lesser-known state park on the Skagit River offers both blissful seclusion in nature and creature comforts, including campsites and gorgeous cabins.
Read More
This charming town is both blissfully quiet and easily accessible from Portland, with an iconic hotel known for its affordable luxury and indoor-outdoor spa.
Read More
National parks on the West Coast get all the attention and tourist traffic, and that's exactly why the region's state parks are so laid back.
Read More
These gorgeous islands are only a few hours away from Seattle and offer visitors plenty of options for camping, hiking, and enjoying Scandinavian vibes.
Read More
Just outside busy Seattle, find a serene lakeside getaway with scenic parks, local art, and wine bars that make it the perfect spot to unwind.
Read More
As one of the darkest places in Washington, this state park offers stunning stargazing, comfy camping, and waterside sports and relaxation by Pearrygin Lake.
Read More
This underrated city is making a name for itself in the food and wine industries, offering visitors scenic views, excellent restaurants, and gorgeous wineries.
Read More
This isn't your average backyard treehouse — this is a luxury getaway nestled in an old-growth forest, with Washington's natural beauty at your doorstep.
Read More
For a unique shopping experience in Seattle, head to this "trailer park," where you can peruse vintage goods, nibble on snacks, and even get married.
Read More
This gorgeous state park in Washington has excellent views of Puget Sound and even views of Seattle on exceptionally clear days. Here's how to explore the area.
Read More
Thrill seekers who find themselves in the Pacific Northwest area will want to check out this exhilarating rafting trip that packs a punch.
Read More
From misty beaches with tide pools to verdant rainforests, this road trip along the Olympic Peninsula has something for everyone, including "Twilight" fans.
Read More
With over 300 days of sunshine a year, you're almost guaranteed a sunny day when you visit this lush city called "the wine capital of Washington."
Read More
Hidden in the shadow of Mount Rainier is a tiny destination with abundant hiking, quick access to the White River, and scenic Pacific Northwest beauty.
Read More
Spokane is one of the country's most underrated cities, and this scenic destination just a stone's throw away is perfect for anyone in love with the outdoors.
Read More
A scenic small town near Washington's wine country of Chelan is a perfect destination for river activities and camping.
Read More
From dramatic vistas in Washington to serene stops in Northern California, these towns in the Pacific Northwest are going straight to the bucket list.
Read More
Seattle is known for its food, but these four trendy districts are known for making up the Washington's walkable wine country with accessible tasting rooms.
Read More
Though nearby Portland often garners all the attention, this Washington city is teeming with green spaces, trendy restaurants, and dozens of local breweries.
Read More
With an iconic tulip festival, cool art vendors, farmers markets, and whale watching tours, Washington's San Juan Islands gateway of Anacortes is a must-visit.
Read More
This challenging Washington hike with no trail markers and no cell service leads to a secret 220-foot waterfall where you can literally walk on water.
Read More
This incredible state park in Washington doesn't get nearly as much rain as Seattle, making it an epic spot for your next camping trip on the Olympic Peninsula.
Read More