Garrett Galvan

There are so many incredible day trips from Seattle! While the city has enough charms to keep you for a few days, most people’s trips to Washington city involve at …

Sitting two hours from Seattle, Yakima is a popular weekend trip from Washington’s biggest city—but it’s a world away in atmosphere. Gone is the concrete jungle of skyscrapers, and in …

Known as the southern gateway of Olympic National Park, Lake Quinault is a lush wilderness spot famous for its surrounding temperate rainforest and, of course, the beautiful, fun-filled lake.  Lake …

There are so many things to do in Seattle—The biggest city in Washington certainly packs a punch when it comes to fun and insightful tours, interesting cultural curiosities, and jaw-dropping …

Washington in winter is an outdoor lover’s paradise. There are all the snowy season classics like skiing and snowboarding, winter markets, and ice skating, plus pursuits for the more adventurous, …

A tiny 127-acre camping park, Bogachiel State Park is a remote locale nestled in the Olympic Peninsula. While small, its gorgeous scenery and advantageous location make it one of the …

From the rough and rugged coast in the north down to the smooth surfable shores in the south—You’ll find some epic places to go camping on the Washington Coast! We’ve …

Sitting east of Seattle, Bellevue is famous for its open green spaces, trendy shops, and high-end restaurants.  There are plenty of hikes, mountain bike trails, and epic lookouts for the …

Sitting off the coastline just north of Seattle, Whidbey Island is a beautiful place to visit in Washington. With rugged terrain, tranquil vibes, cool state parks, and more, there are …

Situated on the western side of the lovely Whidbey Island, Fort Ebey State Park offers the perfect combination of sun, sand, and stunning scenery. The park also boasts a fascinating …