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Mount Rainier National Park

Central Washington is a transition point from the coast and rainforests to the west and the drier and hotter valley to the east. It’s a place that you can witness three seasons all at...

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Chelan, Washington

Chelan is like finding that perfect girl. There’s an instant connection, a mutual attraction. It’s a feeling you know is just right. In fact, we originally had no plans to even meet. If it...

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North Cascades National Park

You would think a National Park that is only three hours from a major city would be a pretty popular place. To the contrary, this National Park is actually one of the least visited...

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Whidbey Island

Whidbey Island is in the Puget Sound region of Washington state about 30 miles north of Seattle. We were originally just going to pass through the island on a travel day between Port Angeles...

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Victoria, British Columbia

Victoria, capital of British Columbia, sits on the southern end of Vancouver Island and was a perfect side trip while visiting Olympic National Park in Washington. The hour and a half ferry ride takes...

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Olympic National Park

In the far northwestern reaches of the United States is the Olympic Peninsula, an area of diverse ecosystems spanning glaciated mountains, old-growth temperate rainforests and rugged Pacific coastline. The centerpiece of the Peninsula, covering...

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Astoria and the Upper Oregon Coast

The upper Oregon coast is a magnificent continuance of the southern Oregon coast. It’s amazing shoreline with magnificent sea stacks and snuck away beaches to relax, marvel and explore are simply indescribable. But as...

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Mount Hood & the Columbia River Gorge

A magnificent river gorge, with its breathtaking vistas, provides the perfect elements for a seemingly endless array of some of the most magnificent waterfalls in the world. Beyond the gorge, the landscape transforms to...

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Lower Oregon Coast

If you think the California coast is magnificent and you have never been to Oregon, you are in store for a treat. We certainly were. Not only does the Pacific coast in Oregon provide...

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Redwood National and State Parks

Imagine standing among 35-foot skyscrapers in a city over 1,500 years old. But instead of buildings made of glass and steel they are actually living trees. Trees, some over 20 feet wide at the...