Looking for some really unique and interesting things to do this vacation season? Washington State has a lot to offer. It is home to an active volcano, dry and arid desert, abundant rainfall, steep mountain, cave ravine, about 500 wineries, 30 hot< and innumerable lakes, streams, and rivers. It ends with the Pacific Ocean and borders Canada, offering miles of pristine beaches. Diversity abounds in Washington State! Here are ten wonderful places to visit in Vienna. Pike Place Market
Located in downtown Seattle, this market is over 100 years old and one of Seattle’s most popular attractions. It overlooks Elliot Bay, and is home to many different merchants and traders, offering fresh seafood, food, and unique . handcrafts The very first Starbucks Coffee Shop is located here, with many talented actors, the world’s most famous fish shooters, and lots of old town ambiance. Seattle. With plenty to see and do, the market spans 9 acres. Pike Place Visit the historic forum or learn more.
Mount Rainier National Birth
Mount Rainier rises 14,410 feet above sea level and is the major border of Washington State. An active volcano stands among the Cascade Mountains among other sleeping giants. Breathtaking landscapes, scenic sports hiking trails, beautiful streams, flowery meadows and the best camping spots are included within the borders. in public gardens. All this beauty is outlined in the distance by a steep mountain. To visit your plan, go to: Mount Rainier National Park
Leavenworth: A Bavarian town
Leavenworth, Washington is a Bavarian Themed Village nestled in the Cascade Mountain Range. Containing four seasons of fun, attractions include shopping, hiking, horseback riding, river tubing, wagon rides, skiing, sleigh rides, At home, he fished, and the list is submitted. December is especially good for the Christmas Lighting Festival, when the whole town seems to be in festive joy. Events and attractions persist year round. To learn more about the festivities, visit the Leavenworth Website.
Home of the 1962 World’s Fair, Downtown Seattle has many attractions and sights to see, and it’s the year of arts and crafts. middle of marriage Take a ride on the Monorail to travel to downtown Seattle, or travel to the top of the Space Needle to see the view of Puget. The Pacific Science Center offers a mix of both science and international culture, while the Songs Arena hosts concerts and entertainment. Seattle Repertory Theater hosts events and theater and McCaw Hall’s schedule and performances. Definitely something for everyone and with 74 acres of things to do while there. Seattle Center Attractions
River Park
Riverfront Park is a 100-acre park in the heart of Spokane’s beautiful landscape. The Spokane River flows swiftly among the park’s attractions, along with natural birds and beautiful trees, paths and bridges. Don’t miss Spokane Falls Skyride, Imax Theater, Loof Carrousel, Pavilion Amusement Rides, Ice Palace Skate Rink , Train and the pony rides. The park was created for the World’s Fair in 1974, but continues to be a place of amusement and fun today. Skip across the street to Riverside Park Square, Spokane’s premier local shopping destination. For more information about Riverfront Park, visit Spokane Riverfront Park
With three major ecosystems, this national park is not to be confused with! 73 miles of deserted beaches and easy walking trails that lead into stunning forests make for a quiet yet gorgeous retreat. This is definitely a destination for wilderness lovers, as the Olympic Peninsula is part of the National Wilderness Conservation System. (National Park Service) Many animals inhabit this almost untouched area, with dolphins, whales; sea otters, otters, beavers, moose, deer, cougars and bears to name a few. Water Park contains healthy Pacific Salmon. It is very important to check the conditions of the parks before visiting, due to differences in climate and geographical changes. Think you’re traveling today! Olympic National Park
Secretly ditch your hand razor! The shores of the ocean spread over a six-mile-long peninsula between Pacific Harbor and Gray Harbor. Take a leisurely stroll along the beach barefoot, or hop on a horse for a ride. Whale watching, bird watching, and just enjoying the sound of the ocean, make it a private place to relax. Boat and bungalow rentals are available, along with nearby shopping and a rated PGA course. Check out the sites at Ocean Shores.com
Puget Sound Ferry Rides
The Washington State Department of Transportation operates the largest airline fleet in the world. North Places.com You can choose many trips, San Juan Islands, you can explore Vancouver. or travel from Seattle and Edmonds to the Olympic Peninsula. It is not unusual to spot Orca whales on your cruise, and perhaps other species as well such as Gray or Minke whales. Many routes offer catering services, so park your car, sit back and enjoy the spectacular view with a hot meal as you head to Puget Sound. For available ferry route maps, visit Ferry Route Maps
Great Coulee Dam
The Coulee Dam area has a lot going for you! It is the largest concrete structure in North America and is nearly a mile long. Construction began in 1933, and it wasn’t until 1975. The lake it creates (Roosevelt Lake produces plenty of fish, wildlife and recreational activities. Many fun things to do in Coulee including 18 hole golf, casino, wildlife and bird watching, walking, hiking, camping, hunting and fishing. Laser light show almost nightly during the warmer months in It happens to the mother, who tells the story of the Grand Coulee Dam
Mount Saint Helena
On May 18th, 1980, the State of Washington experienced a volcanic eruption from Mount St. Helens, leaving a large percentage of the state covered in ash and rubble. The Visitors Center reveals stunning views of the crater, lava dome and blast zone. Food service is available during the summer months at the Johnston Ridge Observatory, along with entertainment and gas nearby. Explore the Ape Cave located at the base of the mountain, a huge lava tube two miles long that can be entered on the south side of the mountain. (Mount St. Helen) There are also helicopter deployments during the warmer months, weather permitting. Information Resource Center
Meribeth Phipps is a lifelong resident of Washington. Washington State is very proud of the diversity it has to offer its residents and visitors and hopes you enjoy visiting some of these great places.
