Explore Washington State During the Vancouver 2010 Olympics

Washington on the eastern side of the Cascade Range offers as many delights as the western side. Heralded as one of the finest wine-growing regions in the world, Eastern Washington is a wine-enthusiast's dream. And with plenty of art galleries, clubs, brew pubs and boutiques, the attractions go far beyond the fruit of the vine.

Experience what National Geographic calls "one of America's grandest, most spectacular drives." From the Cascade Mountains to the Columbia River Valley, there are endless opportunities for exploring the outdoors, encountering breath-taking landscapes, and seeing Washington at its finest.

Come journey one of the nations most beautifully stunning drives along the Pacific Coast ocean. This 360-mile route along the dramatic Washington State coastline features the longest natural beach in the United States, seafood and culinary delights, watchable wildlife, historic museums and forts, and rain forests with record-sized trees.

Please note that this route stays open year round.

Stretching along Interstate-90 from Seattle to the high desert of central Washington is one of the most spectacular journeys in the Pacific Northwest. The Greenway takes you through small towns and famous movie backdrops, with plenty of detours for adventure, tasty treats and relaxation.

Please note that this route is open year round but occasionally is closed due to winter weather conditions. Please check the Washington State Department of Transportation Web site for closures and other updated information.