For anyone looking to visit Washington State, knowing which airports are available to you makes planning your itinerary easier. While there are over 140 public airports in Washington, there are only 12 that operate commercial passenger flights. While most travelers will fly into Sea-Tac Airport, the largest Washington airport, there are several smaller regional airports …
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With its rich landscape and rainy weather, the Evergreen State sets the perfect mood for exploring its spookiest locations. That’s why this list of the 12 most haunted hotels in Washington will not only help you choose your next stay but may also hold the location of your next great adventure! After all, a land …
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When pioneers led by Arthur Denny of the famous “Denny Party” stepped off the schooner Exact in the area near West Seattle (now known as Alki Beach), they had dreams of creating a prosperous new life. Denny had sent his younger brother David ahead in September of 1851 to scout the area and report back …
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As the United States was growing and the population began moving westward, there was an extensive section of land still officially unclaimed. It was organized into what was known as the Oregon Territory with ownership disputes involving Spain, Britain, and the United States. Today, what was the Oregon Territory includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana …
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The Evergreen State is known for many things – lush forests, majestic mountains, Starbucks, and even Amazon – but its ethereal landscape speaks for itself. The diverse terrain, ranging from soaring peaks to the swells of the ocean, takes on a truly mystical feel under the canopy of heavy rains and thick fog. That’s why …
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Just off the coast of Northwest Washington State lies an archipelago of 172 islands known as the San Juan Islands. The four largest, San Juan, Orcas, Lopez, and Shaw, attract visitors looking to connect with flora and fauna. Whale watching, kayaking, biking, and hiking are the draw here, as well as the world-class local food …
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As one of the city’s most popular attractions, a visit to the Seattle Museum of Pop Culture will likely be on your list of things to do in Seattle. Founded by the late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen in 2000, the museum initially began as a tribute to Allen’s love of Jimi Hendrix and has since …
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The National Park System is a big draw for traveling in the United States, both for residents and for attracting visitors from abroad. When you visit Washington State’s National Parks, you’ll find everything from beautiful views over a variety of landscapes, magnificent wildlife, and interesting historical sites. The state has numerous parks to visit, including …
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A trip to Seattle wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Seattle Space Needle. This stunning attraction went through a $100 million renovation in 2017 and 2018, transforming it from a Seattle must-see into a Seattle must-do. Standing at 605 feet, the Space Needle in Seattle is one of the city’s most recognizable sights …
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The Pacific Northwest town of Gig Harbor, Washington, is located across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge from Tacoma and is about a 45-minute drive from Sea-Tac Airport. The town has taken its rich history of commercial fishing and boat building and turned its downtown area into a historic waterfront community that attracts visitors with its galleries, …