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
By now, we’ve made it all the way down the coast, and are now reaching my personal favorite, the Southern Region! While this area is quite a distance from Southern Washington and Portland, many would argue that it is hands down the most beautiful place in the entire state. Known
Hey there everyone! By now you may have already visited some of the locations on this Oregon coast road trip. Or maybe you are researching places to see for your very first time. There are no shortage of amazing sites to scope out, and whether you are traveling down the
The Oregon Coast is beloved by both locals and travelers for its beautiful landscapes, rich history and jaw dropping vistas. Considered to be one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Oregon, it is easy to see why. Stretching along the Oregon Coast Highway 101, one can explore an abundance of
Oregon is best known for its epic landscapes and wealth of natural wonders. It is the second state in the United States (outside of Washington) to have the most named waterfalls, with more than 200 surveyed and named. While it is most famous for the state’s historic landmark Multnomah Falls,
Visiting the Pacific Northwest? Add this to your must-see list of places to explore! If you’ve ever been to Oregon, than you know it is a haven for waterfall lovers. With over 200 waterfalls in the state, there are plenty to choose from, but no place is more stunning than