Washington state. An adventure in beauty.
Ocean beaches. Wild rivers. Temperate rain forests. Arid deserts.
Old-growth forests. Towering snowcapped mountains. Wilderness areas and National parks.
Washington offers a stunning variety of scenic beauty.
A seemingly endless vista of rolling hills and layered colors, Southeastern Washington's Palouse country is truly enchanting.
And there's no better way to it than the Palouse Scenic Highway.
The Cascade Mountain range runs north to south and divides the state into two distinct regions and climates.
The west is lush, green and temperate: while the east is a landscape of deserts and pine forests.
Snow-covered 365 days a year and clearly visible from nearly 100 miles away in downtown Seattle,
Mt. Rainier is often referred to simply as ‘The Mountain.’
Standing at more than 14,000 feet high, it is the preeminent, defining landmark of Washington State.
Mt. Rainier is also one of the nation’s most popular National Parks.
Washington’s great don’t–miss destination.
