Travels through Washington state
Popular with locals and international travelers alike, Deception Pass State Park in Washington State Park spreads over two islands in Puget Sound. Saltwater and freshwater shorelines, old-growth forests and an impossibly high bridge offer plenty of outdoor activities for a day, with camping opportunities to extend your stay. The two-lane, 180 feet tall Deception Pass […]
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One of the largest National Parks in the US, the North Cascades National Park in Washington State, less than three hours from Seattle, showcases and protects one of the most pristine alpine environments. Here, you’ll find jagged peaks and glaciers, deep forests and cascading waterfalls, all away from civilization. Less developed than some of the
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Looking for places to spend our summers, away from the scorching heat of Phoenix, we often use Washington and its stunning Mount Baker as our destination. We usually fly to Seattle, then drive around the state, visiting other sites, like Mount Rainier and its gorgeous Paradise, and often add Mount Baker to our itinerary, spending
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Wildflower meadows surrounded by groves of fir and hemlock, stunning views of the volcano’s snowfields are the main reason we call Mount Rainier National Park’s Southwestern corner Paradise. It was one of the early pioneers back in the 1800s, Martha Longmire, who gave the place its name. When she first hiked up to this place
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