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.
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As one of the darkest places in Washington, this state park offers stunning stargazing, comfy camping, and waterside sports and relaxation by Pearrygin Lake.
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This underrated city is making a name for itself in the food and wine industries, offering visitors scenic views, excellent restaurants, and gorgeous wineries.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Thrill seekers who find themselves in the Pacific Northwest area will want to check out this exhilarating rafting trip that packs a punch.
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From misty beaches with tide pools to verdant rainforests, this road trip along the Olympic Peninsula has something for everyone, including "Twilight" fans.
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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."
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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.
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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.
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A scenic small town near Washington's wine country of Chelan is a perfect destination for river activities and camping.
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From dramatic vistas in Washington to serene stops in Northern California, these towns in the Pacific Northwest are going straight to the bucket list.
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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.
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Though nearby Portland often garners all the attention, this Washington city is teeming with green spaces, trendy restaurants, and dozens of local breweries.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Seattle is one of the cultural hubs of the United States, and if you want to experience all it has to offer in one place, head to this neighborhood.
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Don't just consider Portland or Seattle when traveling to the Pacific Northwest. Instead, this destination in-between may be the spot you're looking for.
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Perched on the Wenatchee River, this historic estate is an idyllic couple's getaway, luxurious bed and breakfast, and renowned winery all in one.
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This city is home to a major university in Washington State, so it is full of arts venues and festivals as well as shopping, dining, and other activities.
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A visit to a Washington city formerly known as the "hellhole of the Pacific" and as the hometown of a music legend has a colorful history and outdoor charm.
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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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