Whale Watching Cruises
For a uniquely Washington State
experience, take a day to see Puget Sound. There are hundreds of islands in the
Greater Puget Sound (for simplicity we include the San Juan Islands and the
Canadian Gulf Islands). There are three pods of Orca Whales that
call these waters home. On occasion
you may also see grey or minke whales in the Sound. These whale watching excursions offer
seeing these animals in their native environment.
Bellingham Whale Watching
Cruises
Puget Sound
Puget Sound
Ferry Loop Trips – Travel across Puget Sound
by ferry
Bellingham, WA Area
Mt.
Baker Highway Scenic Byway – See old growth trees at Milepost 42
Mount Vernon
/ Burlington, WA area
North Cascade Scenic Byway
Loop – A loop from Burlington
east through the Skagit River Valley
up into the Cascade foothills and over Washington
Pass into Eastern
Washington. Down the
eastern Slopes of the Cascade Mountains and into the Methow
Valley through the Methow Valley year round recreation
area. Then down the Columbia river
to Wenatchee. Then westward on US-2 to Leavenworth, a
Bavarian theme city, and again through the Cascade foothills to Stevens
Pass. Then down the western slopes
of the Cascade Mountains into the Skykomish
River Valley
to the southern gateway to the loop in Everett, WA.
Arlington, WA area
Mountain Loop
Highway See old Growth
Forests – This loop goes from Everett to Arlington, WA. There are campgrounds and trails were you
can hike through old growth forests.
Everett, WA Area
North Cascade Scenic Byway
Loop – A loop from Everett east
through the Cascade foothills and over Stevens
Pass to Leavenworth
and then to Wenatchee, WA.
From Wenatchee you go north up the
Columbia River thru the Lake Chelan area
to Pateros. From Pateros you head
west through the Methow Valley recreation area then over Washington Pass
and down the west slopes of the Cascade Mountains
into
Mountain Loop
Highway See old Growth
Forests – This loop goes from Everett to Arlington, WA. There are campgrounds and trails were you
can hike through old growth forests.
Vancouver, WA Area
WA-14 Columbia
Gorge Byway Visit the Columbia River
Gorge
Ocean Beaches
North
Washington Pacific Beaches – The Ocean Beaches of Washington State
Lake Quinault
Loop - Our page on the road around Lake Quinault on the Olympic Peninsula
where you can see old growth forests.
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