America's deadliest volcanic eruption took place decades ago. Not only did it cause immense damage and kill dozens, but it also changed this lake forever.
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If you're game for a road trip that involves multiple stops at wineries and vineyards and the occasional waterfall hike, head to Washington state.
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If you don't like crowded paths, skip Glacier National Park and head to this Washington mountain, where you'll find stunning views and a variety of trails.
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Enjoy the beauty of all four seasons and a region full of wine vineyards and national parks at this Washington landmark, the nation's third deepest lake.
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Visit an under-the-radar Washington island to enjoy classic Pacific Northwest beauty, gorgeous beaches, and delicious local seafood in a quaint setting.
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Head to a Washington state waterfront community near Seattle for amazing water views, great dining, and a peaceful island experience away from city life.
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If you're looking to get away from the Seattle crowds, this city in coastal Washington has plenty of natural beauty, including beaches and mountains.
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Within Olympic National Park’s sprawling Pacific Northwest landscape, one beach stands above the rest, offering views of the gorgeous forest and wildlife.
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Near Seattle on Washington's San Juan Island, this charming town is ideal for relaxing in nature. It's super walkable and one of the best places to spot whales.
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Take a family trip to an incredible coastal Washington city with idyllic beaches perfect for flying kites and plenty of Pacific Northwest charm.
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While California's coastal vibes are alluring, wine lovers are in for a spectacular time with equally beautiful weather in Washington state's wine region.
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Seattle has many trendy streets with great restaurants, however, some may be less safe than you think, like this surprisingly dangerous waterfront neighborhood.
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A strip of coast along Oregon and Washington has seen thousands of shipwrecks over the years. Visitors can view a number of them and learn about their history.
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Known for mussels, oysters, nature adventures, and as the filming location for "Practical Magic," this second-oldest Washington town is an island paradise.
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Washington is full of charming bayside towns. However, this one, known as the "Maritime City," offers gorgeous harbor views with plenty of things to do.
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On one of Washington’s islands, you can explore unique boutiques, chic galleries showcasing local art, and beautiful scenery filled with wildlife.
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This Washington-based island has plenty of natural beauty, but its restaurants, bakeries, and breweries make it a foodie's paradise.
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For the camping experience, without roughing it, book a tent or micro-cabin in this Japanese-style Washington campground, complete with an outdoor spa.
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For a unique day trip from Seattle, head to an artsy island that highlights locally made wine and charming boutiques in an idyllic atmosphere.
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If you are looking for a unique state park, head to central Washington for a forest of petrified trees of a species so old they are called "living fossils."
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Looking to travel to Mount Rainier National Park but want to avoid the crowds? Try driving through this scenic road in Washington for a similar experience.
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Maybe the "world's worst golf course" is this "golf course from hell" in the scrublands of Washington state, where sage and basalt get in the way of your putts.
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Serious explorers know that Mount Rainier is a hiker's paradise, but it doesn't require advanced skills to reach this incredibly stunning waterfall.
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For a splendid variety of offerings throughout the year, with a dash of charming Americana, choose this Washington over the region’s busier spots.
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A historic nuclear reactor in Washington State was a critical part of the Manhattan Project, a site where plutonium was created in mass quantities.
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While the Emerald City offers travelers everything they want from a big city, it also serves as the gateway to bigger adventures in a quiet nearby region.
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You may know it from the opening credits to "Twin Peaks," but Washington's incredible double waterfall is far more impressive when you see it in person.
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