Port Townsend, Washington February 7, 2021 Travel back in time to this Olympic Peninsula town, once settled as a seaport and military defense of the Puget Sound (and Seattle).
Columbia River Gorge, Washington/Oregon Border January 16-18, 2021 Spend a long weekend in the gorge chasing waterfalls, exploring the river, and hiking up and down the Washington/Oregon border.
Orcas Island, Washington October 31 - November 1, 2020 Travel by ferry to the remote feeling Orcas Island, in the San Juan Islands, to find plenty of hiking and 360 degree water views.
Vashon Island, Washington November 8, 2020 Take a short ferry ride from Seattle, WA to check out island life in this small-town, artsy community with a great Mount Rainer view.
Fidalgo & Whidbey Islands, Washington January 4, 2020; Updated November 21, 2020 A day trip from Seattle provides endless trails to wander, rugged cliffs, quiet coves, and beautiful views of Deception Pass.
Mount Baker Wilderness, Washington November 2, 2019; Updated October 3, 2020 Head about as far north as you can go in Washington to reach remote, beautiful wilderness in the shadows of Mount Baker.
Stehekin and Lake Chelan, Washington October 5-6, 2019 Travel by foot, boat, or plane to Stehekin for an off the grid weekend of hiking, bicycling, and beautiful Lake Chelan views.
The Olympic Peninsula, Washington September 22, 2019; Updated January 23, 2021 Explore three very different ecosystems - mountains, rainforest, and beach - all in a day's time on the Olympic Peninsula.
The North Cascades Highway, Washington September 14, 2019; Updated September 20, 2020 Travel the North Cascades Highway in Washington for a gateway to great hiking, amazing vistas - oh and a National Park.
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington September 7, 2109; Updated August 9, 2020 Visit THE mountain for a a quintessential Pacific Northwest experience that will leave you feeling awe-inspired and wanting more.
Bainbridge Island, Washington September 1, 2019; Updated October 26, 2019 Seek Seattle skyline views, a ride on a ferry, and a quick escape to the PNW outdoors? If so, Bainbridge Island has you covered.
