Go island-hopping—and keep an eye out for orcas, In the northwest corner of Washington State, the waters of Puget Sound, the Strait of Georgia and the Strait of Juan de Fuca mingle, forming the Salish Sea, home to the forested, rock-faced San Juan Islands, whose landscapes range from tightly folded mountain peaks to rolling moors and farmland.
With 2.5 coffee shops for every 1,000 citizens, Seattle has the greatest concentration of coffee houses in the country, which underscores a key element of Seattle’s reputation: the city is awash in caffeine.
Nestled on the scenic shores of Hood Canal just two hours from Seattle, Washington, Alderbrook Resort & Spa is a world away from the everyday. And it’s all in one convenient – not to mention breath taking – location. It’s no wonder Alderbrook has become the Northwest’s premier destination for both leisure travelers and conference retreat planners.
Seattleites don’t tan, goes the joke, they rust. But overcast days and long winter nights have made the city a haven for movie-going travelers and book readers. Hollywood often tests new films here, and residents’ per-capita book purchases are among North America’s highest.
Food and wine enthusiasts will find that every part of the U.S. boasts memorable dining experiences. Here are some ideas to get you started on your culinary journey: 1. Mingle with chefs and food lovers at one of New York City’s more than 50 Greenmarkets. Union Square’s market is the biggest, with produce, meats and …
An enjoyable road trip in Washington State can take you from the hectic lifestyle of a key metropolitan city, to the largest back wood areas within the lower forty-eight states, all inside of a drive of several hours’ time frame.
