Springtime in the Pacific Northwest is truly a sight to behold! Due to all the rainy weather throughout the winter and early spring months, there is an abundance of greenery and wildflowers to be seen around every corner. The Columbia River Gorge on both the Washington and Oregon sides, are
While the nearby state of Oregon is well-known for some of its famous waterfalls (such as Multnomah Falls), Washington state has many of its own spectacular cascades. There are over 3,000 named falls to be exact! In fact, Washington has more waterfalls than any other state in the country. With
Of the three national parks in Washington State, the Olympic National Park is easily the most diverse in terms of scenery. Home to one of the largest temperate rainforests in the country, this area gets an average of 140 inches of precipitation a year, which accounts for all the greenery.
Mount Rainier often referred to as the crown jewel of Washington, is one of the most well-known landmarks in the state and a haven for nature lovers, hikers and people seeking adventure from all over the world. From beautiful waterfalls to tranquil alpine lakes and meadows, to views of the
When you think about the Columbia River Gorge, most often the first place that comes to mind is the iconic Multnomah Falls and surrounding area just outside of Portland, Oregon. What a lot of people don’t know is that there is a beautiful less visited area on the other side