Washington Travel
Washington Travel
Seattle
A visit to Seattle creates a mosaic of colorful impressions that shimmer in the imagination long after the visit ends. Seattle is the Emerald City with so much to offer every traveler. Pike Street Market is a medley of fresh fish, fruit, vegetable and flower shops right on the water. Venture back in time to the days of the original settlers and take a ferry ride on Puget Sound to Blake Island. Take in the underground walking tour of the old city. Regardless of what you do, it is a memorable place to visit, and one to which the visitor will never tire of returning. read more
A visit to Seattle creates a mosaic of colorful impressions that shimmer in the imagination long after the visit ends. Seattle is the Emerald City with so much to offer every traveler. Pike Street Market is a medley of fresh fish, fruit, vegetable and flower shops right on the water. Venture back in time to the days of the original settlers and take a ferry ride on Puget Sound to Blake Island. Take in the underground walking tour of the old city. Regardless of what you do, it is a memorable place to visit, and one to which the visitor will never tire of returning. read more
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Spokane
Spokane was the first European trading post in the Pacific Northwest was established in the Spokane area in 1810. Today, the city is the commercial center of an agricultural region and serves as a gateway to the recreation areas of eastern Washington, northern Idaho and western Montana. An extensive system of enclosed skywalks offers year-round comfort throughout the downtown area. For those who enjoy outdoor sports, there are Riverfront Park and Splashdown Waterpark in summer, and the slopes of Mount Spokane in winter. No matter what the season, there's much to do in Spokane. read more
Spokane was the first European trading post in the Pacific Northwest was established in the Spokane area in 1810. Today, the city is the commercial center of an agricultural region and serves as a gateway to the recreation areas of eastern Washington, northern Idaho and western Montana. An extensive system of enclosed skywalks offers year-round comfort throughout the downtown area. For those who enjoy outdoor sports, there are Riverfront Park and Splashdown Waterpark in summer, and the slopes of Mount Spokane in winter. No matter what the season, there's much to do in Spokane. read more
Olympic National Park
Olympic National Park is a sundry and dazzling world that features coastal beaches, alpine country scattered with lakes, flourishing meadows, glaciers, and a temperate rain forest. Visitors to the park will need to plan what in the vast park they want to see and which camp sight they want to stay at. read more
Olympic National Park is a sundry and dazzling world that features coastal beaches, alpine country scattered with lakes, flourishing meadows, glaciers, and a temperate rain forest. Visitors to the park will need to plan what in the vast park they want to see and which camp sight they want to stay at. read more
Orcas Island
Orcas Island, the largest of the San Juan Islands, is the romantic getaway for the active tourist. Orca whales swim to meet your charter boat while Mount Constitution in Moran State Park will offer a view over the San Juan Islands and Canada's Gulf Islands. Enjoy farmer's markets, pottery studios, spas and a variety of festivals after your full day of island outdoor activities. read more
Orcas Island, the largest of the San Juan Islands, is the romantic getaway for the active tourist. Orca whales swim to meet your charter boat while Mount Constitution in Moran State Park will offer a view over the San Juan Islands and Canada's Gulf Islands. Enjoy farmer's markets, pottery studios, spas and a variety of festivals after your full day of island outdoor activities. read more
Tacoma
Tacoma is quickly transforming itself from an old industrial town, to a worthwhile and exciting travel destination. Only thirty miles from Seattle, Tacoma offers impressive views of Mount Rainer and the Olympic Mountains. Other sights to see include the International Museum of Glass, Washington History Museum, the suspension bridge across the Thea Foss Waterway, a revitalized downtown plaza, and the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. read more
Tacoma is quickly transforming itself from an old industrial town, to a worthwhile and exciting travel destination. Only thirty miles from Seattle, Tacoma offers impressive views of Mount Rainer and the Olympic Mountains. Other sights to see include the International Museum of Glass, Washington History Museum, the suspension bridge across the Thea Foss Waterway, a revitalized downtown plaza, and the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. read more
Bellingham
Located in the far northwest corner of the continental United States, Bellingham isa great destination for both indoor and outdoor fun. Indoors, there are numerous shops, retaurants and museums to explore. Outdoors, there are skiing, whale watching and hiking opportunities. read more
Located in the far northwest corner of the continental United States, Bellingham isa great destination for both indoor and outdoor fun. Indoors, there are numerous shops, retaurants and museums to explore. Outdoors, there are skiing, whale watching and hiking opportunities. read more
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