Washington state is a road tripper’s dream, with volcanoes, rocky mountains, the ocean, and the high desert. Whether you have a weekend or an entire week, pick one or more of these scenic drives to see the beauty that the northwest corner of the United States has to offer.
The trip from Portland, Oregon, to Seattle, Washington is simple: hop on I-5 north, and you’ll be there in about three and a half hours. It’s only 180 miles of interstate between the two cities, and even on the interstate, the scenery is beautiful.
Stretching more than 350 miles, the Oregon Coast is lined with countless beach towns, stunning ocean vistas, and exciting outdoor adventures.
Any trip to Oregon is likely to be a good one, but choosing the right Oregon VRBO can be the extra detail that makes your good vacation great.
Washington is chock full of awesome lake camping destinations — and some of them are rarely (if ever) crowded.
From the enchanting waterfalls of the Columbia River Gorge to the salt flats of the Alvord Desert, you’re sure to find a scenic drive to your liking on this list.
No matter whether you’re interested in outdoor activities like hiking and fishing or indoor pursuits such as museums and live theater, you can certainly have a good time in Medford.
A visit to the San Juan Islands is like stepping into an entirely different world, away from the busy Puget Sound region. And getting there is part of the adventure.
Sitting on the eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountains with its rocky backdrop and dramatic peaks, this charming Washington town looks like it could be in the European Alps.
When is the best time to visit Oregon? There's an easy answer: the first chance you get.
Seattle is a gem of a city, and there are plenty of thriving neighborhoods within its border, each with their own unique atmospheres and their own unique experienced to discover.
Portland is only as weird as you want it to be, and you can control your level of weirdness simply by choosing the right neighborhood to stay in.