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2019 Statewide Trout Fishing Derby
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is pleased to announce the 4th Annual Statewide Trout Fishing Derby which kicks off on April 27 and runs through Oct. 31, 2019. The derby is open to anyone with a valid Washington fishing license; Youth age 14 and younger do not need a license. There is no registration or entry fee...
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Great Ways to Enjoy Spokane in the Fall
Valleyfest Valleyfest combines visual and performing arts; educational exhibits and activities; and fitness fun. It’s one of the most welcoming events for locals and visitors to the greater Spokane region. The first Valleyfest event is the Lions Club bed races on Friday afternoon. Teams speed down Sprague Avenue riding decorated...
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Enjoy Handcrafted Experiences on the Thurston Bountiful Byway
Thurston County is home to Washington’s capital region of Olympia and some of the most fertile farmland in the Northwest. From fresh farm-to-table produce to world-class wine, beer and spirits the local farmers and artisans of Thurston County have been providing visitors with gastronomical and libationary delights for generations....
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Plan Your Bike Tour Around Redmond, Washington
Just east of Seattle and Lake Washington, Redmond has seen plenty of growth in recent years, thanks to its status as the home of Microsoft. But the tech industry isn’t the city’s only claim to fame: A burgeoning bicycle scene with an extensive network of bike lanes and trails has presented a new way for visitors and residents to get...
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6 Things to Know About Maryhill Winery
Owners Craig and Vicki Leuthold chose the Columbia River Gorge as the home for their winery and opened the doors in 2001. At the time, production hovered around 4,300 cases a year—but that number has increased to more than 80,000 today. And while great wine is, of course, the focus, it’s not the only reason to visit. Here’s what you...
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12 Amazing Experiences on the Long Beach Peninsula
There are plenty of things to do around every corner, but here are some favorites. 1. Savor fresh seafood. “Dine at the source” is more than a saying on the Long Beach Peninsula, it’s a way of life. Enjoy the freshest Willapa Bay oysters, Dungeness crab, Chinook salmon and albacore tuna found in the Pacific Northwest. Many of the...
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Discover Adventure in Snohomish County
With Seattle 30 minutes to the south and the San Juan Islands or Olympic Peninsula just a ferry ride away, the cities of Everett, Edmonds, Mukilteo, Lynnwood and Marysville are also a favorable home base for exploring the entire Pacific Northwest. Read the three-day itinerary below to discover all the things to see and do in...
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Top 10 Reasons to Love Seattle Southside
Welcome to the Seattle’s Backyard, the hidden gem of the Pacific Northwest. Have you heard about Seattle Southside? If you’ve ever traveled to Western Washington, odds are you’ve visited here and didn’t even know it. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there’s just so much to love about this area that it’s difficult to choose...
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Book an Epic Mount Rainier Vacation
From capturing photos of wildflower frenzies in the summer to snowshoeing and skiing in the winter, no visit to Washington is complete without a trip to experience the natural sanctuary and year-round recreational paradise that is Mt. Rainier. But with some 2,800 square miles to explore and myriad attractions and recreational...
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Lynnwood: Homebase for Exploring Seattle, the San Juans & Wine Country
Situated just 15 miles north of Seattle and minutes away from ferries and wineries, Lynnwood has more than 1,400 name-brand hotel rooms, most of which are priced about 40 percent less than those in downtown Seattle. Lynnwood is within a stone’s throw of the coast and is cradled by the same gorgeous Pacific Northwest greenery...
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8 Extreme Outdoor Adventures in Washington State
1. Climbing Home to more than 100 mountains, the state is a climber’s win for wildflower-encircled lakes and cloud-kissed heights. A-list experiences include technical...
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Beach Fun on Jetty Island
Whether you're into birding, kiteboarding or lounging in the sand, Jetty Island is the perfect destination for summertime beach fun. The hidden gem can reached by a free, 10...
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Blue Mountains
Go where the air is clean, the water runs clear, and hikers are outnumbered by the bighorn sheep who call this area home. These quiet hills of southeastern Washington offer...
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Colville Indian Reservation
The northern 40 or so miles of the Coulee Corridor on State Route 155 travel across one of the largest Indian reservations in Washington State. The Confederated Tribes of...
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White River Campground
The campground has 112 individual sites and is open late June to mid-September. The campground does not take reservations. Register at the campground. Amenities include,...
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Oyhut Wildlife Recreation Area
A magnet drawing birders from all over is the Oyhut Wildlife Area. 682 acres of wetlands and tidal flats home to blue herons, brown pelicans, pheasants, snowy plovers, and...
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Moses Lake Sand Dunes & ORV Park
Have a blast conquering the sand dunes at the Grant County Off-Road Vehicle area. One of the largest in the region, the dunes sit on the southern tip of Moses Lake with...
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Mud Mountain Dam
Visit Mud Mountain Dam's recreation area! It's open year-round, though we do close on weekends during the fall and winter. There are newly remodeled picnic areas and shelters...
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Salt Creek County Park & Crescent Bay
Salt Creek County Park has some of the most diverse scenery in the state. You can explore rocky bluffs, tide pools, upland forests, or comb the sandy beaches. There are...
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Hurricane Ridge
Whether your favorite spring activity is hiking, biking, bird-watching or all of the above, Hurricane Ridge has it all for you and offers some of the best views in the region...
