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Activities in The Seattle and Tacoma Area

  • Artisans on Taylor

    Five years ago, Anna Nasset-Glenn took over ownership of this artisan boutique and longtime Port Townsend institution, where she helps customers fi... More
  • Batdorf & Bronson

    Just east of Capitol Lake Park, this downtown coffee shop is home to what many consider the best brew in the city. Now a small chain—which includes... More
  • Bellevue Arts Museum

    Step through a spacious light-filled glass and aluminum entryway into Bellevue Art Museum's (BAM) textured concrete space. Designed by architect S... More
  • Betz Family Winery

    The small family winery specializes in Rhône grapes such as Syrah and juicy Grenache. More
  • Bloedel Reserve

    This 150-acre preserve at the northern tip of Bainbridge Island (35 minutes by ferry from Seattle) is a mix of pristine second-growth forest and me... More
  • Capitol Campus

    There’s no way to miss the Capitol Campus—you can see its regal, domed legislative building from almost everywhere in the city. Take a guided tour,... More
  • Chateau Ste. Michelle

    The Provençal-style castle on 87-acres was built by Washington's second-largest wine producer. More
  • DeLille Cellars

    The boutique winery makes a firm Bordeaux blend called Chaleur Estate. More
  • Dungeness Lighthouse

    For even more solitude, hike about five miles to the end of the Dungeness Spit and tour the Dungeness Lighthouse. More
  • Dungeness Spit

    Drive to remote Dungeness Spit on the Olympic Peninsula, often buffeted by turbulent waters. More
  • Fort Casey State Park

    See the park's lighthouse and artillery units from the 1890s or fly kites on the parade field. More
  • Fort Ebey State Park

    Day-trippers head 25 miles north of Seattle to Whidbey Island, where beaches, nature, and wildlife abound. For panoramic views of the Olympic Mount... More
  • Fort Worden

    Located along Admiralty Inlet, this 433-acre stretch of land once served as an active army installation and then a juvenile detention facility befo... More
  • Gig Harbor Rent-a-Boat

    For an aquatic perspective of Gig Harbor, rent a kayak, canoe, paddleboat, or powerboat. For more surefooted types, there's also the relatively new... More
  • Harlequin Productions

    Harlequin Productions draws theatergoers to its unconventional shows here. More
  • Iron Horse Trail

    Bring a flashlight on the Iron Horse Trail, which parallels old railroad tracks and includes a tunnel that goes underneath the pass. More
  • Januik Winery

    Visitors can try some of Washington's best Syrahs in a starkly modern, 33,000-square-foot facility that includes a full-time kitchen staff, wine-ta... More
  • Jefferson County Historical Society

    Since 1951, this brick-faced Port Townsend museum in this historic district has welcomed visitors to what was once a City Hall court room. Exhibits... More
  • Jones Creek Farms

    Orchardist Les Price grows an incredibly diverse crop in this "backyard region" of Seattle—some 150 varieties on just four acres. Price attributes ... More
  • Kopachuk State Park

    Paddle out to tiny Cutts Island, keeping an eye out for seals; later, wind down the day with a beach stroll on Kopachuk’s shore, looking for sand d... More
  • Museum of Glass

    Visitors can watch molten glass creations being blown in the Museum of Glass’s (MOG) Hot Shop, a 90-foot stainless steel cone and working studio. T... More
  • North Cascades National Park

    Fifty miles from Bellingham on the Canadian border is a picture-postcard Pacific Northwest landscape of sawtooth mountains slung with hammocks of s... More
  • Novelty Hill

    Visitors can try some of Washington's best Syrahs in a starkly modern, 33,000-square-foot facility that includes a full-time kitchen staff, wine-ta... More
  • Olympia Farmers Market

    Between April and December, beekeepers, artisans, and local organic farmers gather here to sell their wares. More
  • Olympic National Park

    Designated by Congress in 1938, mammoth and mountainous park stretches across rugged Pacific coast and lush interior old-growth forests. Daylong ex... More
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