Washington State Holidays
The Cascade Mountain Range bisects the state into two distinct environments and climates and is the principle reason why Washington State has such incredibly diverse scenery. Western Washington remains lush and verdant year-round and shares the coastal North American temperate rainforest with northern California. East of the Cascade Range, the climate is arid with dramatic desert landscapes and towering Ponderosa pine forests. But one thing is for sure – wherever you find yourself in the State you are never very far from some of the most beautiful scenery in North America.
Two of the country’s most spectacularly beautiful national parks lie within Washington State - North Cascades National Park and Mount Rainier National Park.
From stunning coastal drives and pretty Pacific Coast villages to the stunning wines country and the delights of Seattle you will fall in love with Washington State.
Seattle Holidays
Urban myths abound in America, but no greater myth than the one that proclaims Seattle as a “rainy city”. Try engaging one of the
Winthrop Holidays
Winthrop is located in the Methow Valley of North Central Washington, around a 3 hour drive from Seattle.
Lake Chelan Holidays
The Lake Chelan Valley is located in central Washington State, in the North Cascades National Forest. It has one of America’s largest lakes, surrounding The Lake Chelan Valley is located
Leavenworth Holidays
Leavenworth, with a population of a little over 2000 residents and sometimes better know as the `German Village` or the `Bavarian Village` is a dynamic year-round tourist town located in central Washington. Leavenworth
La Connor Holidays
La Conner is located north of Seattle, on the delta near the mouth of the Skagit River. The historic waterfront village of La Conner is known for its friendly people, diverse
Things to see and do
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Mount Rainier National Park
Located 54 miles southeast of Seattle, Mount Rainier National Park encompasses 235,625 acres, ranging in elevation from 1,610 feet to 14,410 feet above
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Washington's Wine Country
When we think of the great wine regions of the world, or even of the USA, Washington State rarely springs to mind. But the last 25 years have seen a
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Pacific Northwest Coastal Drive
One of the highlights of any visit to the Pacific Northwest is the drive north from California through Oregon to Seattle, Washington (or vice versa of course). The rugged winding coastline and lush forests
