The most extraordinary places for fall foliage in Washington state are also spots that are beautiful year round, such as national forests, botanical gardens, and bodies of water that reflect surrounding tree lines.
With the abundance of stunning outdoor spaces in Washington, it’s no wonder so many of them offer free camping.
In case desert, city, mountains, and rainforest don’t offer enough adventure, the state of Washington also offers a fabulous section of the Pacific coast.
Let’s take a moment to acknowledge how impossible it is to pair down the list of best hikes in the Evergreen State. Here's our attempt.
Nestled between the salty Puget Sound and the magnificent Cascade Mountains, you can either visit the Emerald City during its rainy season or during the summer.
Between beignets, second lines, and brightly painted shotgun houses, there’s really no city quite like N’awlins.