Discover America's longest railroad tunnel-turned-hiking trail near Seattle, Washington, which offers visitors picturesque views along its path.
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A string of earthquakes has made some wonder if this enormous West Coast volcano is about to erupt, but here's what seismologists have to say.
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The tallest railway bridge ever built in America now serves as the ultimate lookout spot in Olympic National Park, offering extraordinary views for miles.
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While on a road trip to visit the iconic Pacific Northwest hubs of Portland and Seattle, stop in this Washington city to enjoy riverside views and antique gems.
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This coastal city is close to Seattle and is full of attractions for history buffs as well as unique vintage shops and incredible sea food. Find out more.
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The Columbia River Gorge is one of the best spots in the Pacific Northwest, and this tiny city in Washington offers everything you need for a memorable trip.
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Located a quick drive from North Cascades National Park and overflowing with unique restaurants, this town makes for an epic outdoor escape.
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Finding campsites in popular national parks in the U.S. can be a hassle. Luckily, you can have all the outdoor adventure with fewer crowds in these parks.
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Over the past couple of decades, this city has been quietly becoming the go-to spot for families who want to have fun in the sun without spending a dime.
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This unique getaway blend of Japanese and Scandinavian mindful relaxation is a beautiful escape surrounded by unmatched nature views.
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This spot on the West Coast is brimming with hiking trails and on-the-water recreation, so it's no surprise it was named America's most outdoor-friendly city.
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Kick back and relax in this coastal-inspired neighborhood, which sits just minutes out of Seattle to deliver ample charm and a small-town feel.
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This serene small town in Washington showcases the best of the charm and natural beauty that the Evergreen Coast has to offer.
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It may surprise you, but Seattle isn't especially rainy by U.S. standards. Still, it feels perpetually gray, and the reason isn't just precipitation.
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Dig for your own clams and oysters at a stunning, under-the-radar Washington beach. Enjoy views of the idyllic lagoon while gathering a delicious dinner.
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This popular Washington waterfall makes for a stunning sight, but if you're not careful, you could get seriously hurt (or even die) when hiking near it.
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With the sale of public lands on the table, a lot is at stake, including the PCT which is under threat of never being the same again and even becoming undoable.
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Escape Seattle’s crowded streets and visit a lesser-known neighborhood with small-town charm and shady streets just steps away from downtown.
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Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere, fresh local produce, and plenty of outdoor adventures on the friendliest San Juan Island, tucked within Washington’s Salish Sea.
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This beautiful state park in Washington is inexpensive (and sometimes free) to visit and offers people the change to view birds and sweeping views of the coast.
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Outdoorsy travelers should be wary of any wildlife that might be dangerous when they're exploring Washington State, including these waterways known for snakes.
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Experience all that this tranquil Seattle neighborhood has to offer, including nature trails, charming architecture, golf courses, and more.
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Located in Puget Sound, this secluded island in Washington can provide you with spectacular outdoor adventures in the water and the woods, free from crowds.
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This West Coast beach is home to an iconic kite festival, where you can spot hundreds of flying kites, take part in fun activities, and catch live music.
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While Rick Steves is known for his insights on Europe, he spends most of his time in the U.S., in this artsy, culture-filled Pacific Northwest town.
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This stunning turquoise gem hidden in Washington's North Cascades offers breathtaking alpine views and incredible outdoor activities year-round.
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A lava tube is a cave that forms after a volcanic eruption. You can visit the country's third-longest tube in Washington state, formed after Mount St. Helens.
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