Washington Cascade Mountains and Valleys
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Washington Cascade Mountains and Valleys - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Highway 11, also known as Chuckanut Drive, was once the only highway accessing Bellingham from the south. The drive begins in Fairhaven, reaches...Read More
With its beautiful setting right along the Thea Foss waterfront, the turn-of-the-20th-century, wharf-style structure—with a dashing modern glass...Read More
This facility showcases the Boeing Everett line (747, 777, and 787), and the 98-acre site holds the world's largest building—so big that it...Read More
The visitor center closest to the summit is named for scientist David Johnston, who was killed by the mountain's immense lateral blast, and...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesAbout 350 meticulously restored automobiles, from some of the world's earliest models to brassy muscle cars from the late '60s, are displayed...Read More
The showpiece of this spectacular, 2-acre combination of delicate and creative exhibits is the 500-foot-long Chihuly Bridge of Glass, a tunnel...Read More
More than 200 different bird species along with a slew of reptiles, mammals, and amphibians thrive amid the marshes and grasslands of this 4...Read More
At this serene wildlife preserve adjacent to Bayview State Park, the Breazeale Interpretive Center has great birding: there are black Brant...Read More
Jutting into Commencement Bay, this hilly, 760-acre park surrounds Five Mile Drive with lush picnicking fields and patches of forest. Hiking...Read More
Beneath the town's quaint General Store, the Smithsonian-designed Port Gamble Historic Museum takes you through the region's timber heyday....Read More
Spring and summer snowmelt turn the Snoqualmie River into a thundering torrent at Snoqualmie Falls. These sweeping cascades provided the backdrop...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesOfficially known as Highway 504, this winding road rises some 4,000 feet from the town of Castle Rock (just off I–5, Exit 49) to within about...Read More
Bellingham's art and history museum comprises three buildings near one another downtown. At its centerpiece is the Lightcatcher, a LEED-certified...Read More
Olympia's foodie cred received a boost in 2015 with the opening of this artisanal marketplace just a couple of blocks east of Percival Landing...Read More
The longest continuous lava tube in the continental United States, Ape Cave is one of the park's outstanding attractions. Two routes traverse...Read More
Adjoining the small waterfront community of the same name, this scenic 25-acre park has a campground with cabins in the woods and picnic tables...Read More
In Fairhaven, this massive brick building surrounded by gardens dispatches daily ferries to Alaska as well as tour boats to the San Juan Islands...Read More
The only public access in Bellingham to rippling, 14-mile-long Lake Whatcom is at its north end, in this park about a 10-minute drive east of...Read More
This waterfront expanse, lining the glistening blue bay between the warships and ferry docks, is the place to walk, bicycle, picnic, run through...Read More
These attractive grounds, sprawling around the buildings perched above the Capitol Lake bluffs, contain memorials, monuments, rose gardens,...Read More
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