When winter turns to Spring, new life is shown throughout the region in the gorgeous blossoming of flowers and trees, but also in the return of the “Sounders” – a group of gray whales on their migration from Mexico’s Baja … Continue reading
It’s officially Taste Washington wine month! Throughout March, select wineries and restaurants in the state are offering special takeout menus (plan ahead in ordering – they go fast!), along with recipes for a taste of Washington wines once you return … Continue reading
While some locally might bemoan the “drippier” months in the Pacific Northwest, others embrace it! February and March historically bring more showers. This moisture also means late snow in the Cascade mountains (beefing up our state’s snowpack for summer runoff) … Continue reading
Nothing says January in Seattle like the snow-covered mountains of the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges bookending the area east and west. Views are gorgeous from many places within the city, with exceptional vistas from Victor Steinbrueck Park (on the … Continue reading
This summer visit one of Seattle’s top tourist attractions, The Hiram M. Chittenden Locks. The locks carry more boat traffic than any other locks in the US, and the locks, along with the fish ladder and the surrounding Carl S. English … Continue reading
If you happen to be lucky enough to visit the Pacific Northwest in the spring, April is a great choice. Every April the Skagit Valley located about 1 1/2 hours north of Seattle , welcomes tourists from all 50 states … Continue reading
April is the month to check out the vast fields of tulips blooming across Washington State’s Skagit Valley. Bright rows of flowers in every color stretch as far as the eye can see. On a sunny spring day — or … Continue reading