A small town in Washington's Yakima Valley is the perfect basecamp for exploring wineries, festivals, and the outdoors. It's also a haven for art galleries.
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A Washington lakeside city near Seattle promises scenic trails, global flavors, and local brews in a peaceful setting perfect for a nature-inspired escape.
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This iconic Seattle-area resort has just unveiled its new luxury hotel, concert venue, and world-class restaurants — needless to say, now's the time to visit.
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There's a tiny little town with a fitting name hidden way up on the Washington coast that has everything you need for a relaxing weekend escape.
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Known for its historic general store and blackberries, this charming Washington community is close to all of the most beautiful spots on the Olympic Peninsula.
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This quaint Washington town is ideal for a fall visit, offering Mount Rainier views, a 3-mile hike on the Pacific Crest Trail, and a 10-million-year-old cave.
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If you're looking to escape the national park crowds, this quiet state park campground in Washington offers riverside camping and miles of forested trails.
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This small town outside Seattle offers access to one of Washington's most impressive waterfalls. Visit for river adventures, hiking, fine arts, and history.
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An underrated Washington city near Portland offers a walkable downtown, sweeping views, and small-town charm surrounded by Pacific Northwest beauty.
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This Washington city may be small, but its breathtaking location, small-town charm, outdoor activity options, and retirement potential are not to be missed.
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Step back in time at a forgotten Washington ghost town that rose from gold rush dreams and is now one of the state’s most fascinating free attractions.
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At 18.5 miles, this epic Washington trail in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness is a challenging hiking trip with stunning views of mountains, lakes, and meadows.
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Walk or drive across this magnificent steel bridge spanning two Washington islands. Better yet, admire it from afar on a beach or hiking trail.
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A Washington resort treats guests to refurbished cabins, including one treehouse, with private Columbia River access including exclusive waterfront coves.
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Whether you like to catch salmon on a fishing charter or enjoy it on a plate served with waterfront views, this town on Washington's Olympic Peninsula delivers.
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While it's hard to deny the appeal of populated Washington cities like Seattle, the state is home to a vast and isolated county perfect for off-grid living.
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Known as the Chainsaw Carving Capital of the Pacific Northwest, this small Washington state town holds an annual "Loggerodeo" arts festival on the 4th of July.
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Of all the trails in Washington's Alpine Lakes Wilderness, there's one traverse that's considered the crown jewel of hiking. Here's how to through-hike it.
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Experience unique coastal beauty and gorgeous natural fauna when you kayak the mezmerising bioluminescent waters around Washington's San Juan Island.
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Washington's North Cascades National Park is known for its namesake cascading waterfalls. Visit this easy-to-access roadside waterfall for an intro to the park.
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While not a common sight on this side of the Atlantic, double-decker buses are being used in Spokane on some routes to increase capacity to meet growing demand.
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Washington State has plenty of great beaches, and this one is not only uncrowded but also a clamming paradise that is great for long romantic walks.
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You won't have to leave the gift shops of this Washington city's downtown area to enjoy a mountain view, but you'll want to with so many scenic trails nearby.
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Experience the American West on a nine-day cruise with American Cruise Lines. Trace the historic routes of Lewis and Clark while exploring stunning scenery.
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From disc golf and nature trails to boating and jet skiing, this Eastern Washington spot proves irresistible despite its reputation for reptiles.
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Seattle is Washington's most famous vacation spot, but if you're in the mood for some small town charm, head just a little bit beyond Tacoma.
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An island in Washington offers plenty of outdoor adventure, filled with idyllic landscapes, wild nature, and gorgeous scenes that rival those of the San Juans.
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