Bound by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Rocky Mountains to the east, the Pacific Northwest is an ideal destination for lovers of everything from wine to whales. While the scenery changes from lush forests to massive sea rocks, volcanic mountains to crater lakes, the natural beauty never waivers.
Cascadia
Rocks dramatically jutting from the sea, intimate wineries speckled throughout rolling hills, the country’s greatest concentration of spectacular waterfalls, and stratovolcanoes visible from metropolitan restaurant patios are just a few of the magnets pulling towards the Pacific Northwest. Natural beauty, sprinkled with just the right amount of foodie and cultural interest, make this a unique American destination.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
- Sip famous Willamette Valley Pinot Noirs on a winery helicopter tour
- Hike a world of waterfalls along the Columbia River Gorge
- Take (& taste) a private tour of Pike Place Market
- Whitewater raft down the Rogue River to a private lunch
- Hike the interpretive walk on Mt. St. Helens’ Eruption Trail
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WHEN TO VISIT
Recommended from May to October, although late-August to early-October is ideal. Warm summer months give way to cooler evenings and fall colors light up the views.
Find serenity on Orcas Island in northwestern Washington
Diablo Lake, in the North Cascades, is a beautiful year-round destination
Aptly-named blacktail deer thrive in Olympic National Park
Hike up to stunning view of Crater Lake, the US’s deepest
Explore the diversity of Olympic National Park, from glacier-capped mountains to wild coastline
Keep your eyes open hiking in Olympic National Park, you never know who may be at a watering hole
Day hike to a stunning view of Mount Baker from the Ptarmigan Ridge trail
Observe some of Oregon’s plentiful sea life sunning themselves on the rocky coastline
Reflect on the geological metamorphosis that formed Mount Shuksan millions of years ago
Although their population is declining, marmots can still be spotted in North Cascades National Park
With the Columbia River to the north and Multnomah Falls to the south, a drive along Columbia River Gorge is one of the US’s most scenic
