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.
Washington is chock full of awesome lake camping destinations — and some of them are rarely (if ever) crowded.
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.
Whether you’re traveling toward Mount Rainier to visit the park or one of the nearby ski resorts, or you’re simply looking for a tranquil respite from the civilized world, there's no doubt you can find an amazing place to stay.
Do an online search, and you'll see that one state always tops the lists for being the most pet-friendly state in the country: Washington.
Yurt glamping is the best way to experience the rustic beauty of the Washington.
Seeking solitude? Try escaping to one of the many wonderful cabin rentals in Washington state.
Get a birds-eye view of the Pacific Northwest with a stay in one of these magical treehouse rentals in Washington.
North Cascades National Park is a high alpine wilderness among the most difficult places to access in the lower 48 states.
One of the best things about Seattle is how the best of the Pacific Northwest is only a short drive (or ferry ride) away.
This trip has it all. Get ready to embark on a grand tour of the region encompassing all that makes the Pacific Northwest special.
Washington’s reputation for primo hiking trails is often associated with the Pacific Northwest's mighty Cascade mountains and verdant coastline, but Spokane has a number of the best trails in the state.