Every spring, thousands of visitors visit the University of Washington’s campus to witness one of the most breathtaking sights in Seattle—the iconic cherry blossoms in full bloom. These delicate pink and white flowers transform the Quad into a scene from a postcard, drawing photographers, nature lovers, and tourists alike. But beyond their beauty, these trees have…
When you consider visiting the Fremont Troll, you’re stepping into a piece of Seattle’s unique cultural tapestry. Nestled beneath the Aurora Bridge, this larger-than-life sculpture invites you to ponder its history and the community sentiment it embodies. To truly appreciate what the Troll represents, consider planning your visit at a time that allows for a…
2024 is the year to explore close to home, and in the Spokane area we are luckier than most in that there are so many options for recreation. One great choice is to check out the lakes to paddle with your personal watercraft (PWC) — a kayak, stand-up paddleboard or, go old school with a…
If you are looking for a short, accessible hike that offers stunning views of the water and mountains, look no further than Gold Creek Pond at Snoqualmie Pass. Table of content: Gold Creek Pond, located in Kittitas County, features a 1.2-mile paved loop trail system that is accessible to wheelchairs and strollers. It’s a great…
Washington State known for its picturesque landscapes and captivating underwater world, offers a multitude of scuba diving adventures for divers of all experience levels. In this guide, we explore the best dive sites, essential gear, and valuable tips for scuba diving in Washington State. Dive in and prepare to be amazed! The Allure of Washington State scuba Dive Sites…
If the summer of 2024 taught us one thing, it’s that Washington’s outdoor community is rapidly growing. This state has a lot to offer and with more time spent inside, people sought out and valued outdoor activities. I found myself in this situation and spent as much time as I possibly could on the trails….
This episode is a conversation with Tana Granack the Operations Director for The Spark Museum of Electrical Invention in Bellingham, Washington. You will hear about Tesla Coils, Theremins, priceless light bulbs and much more during our chat about the museum. The Spark Museum focusing on bringing electricity to life and makes learning fun for everyone…
This is a guest post written by: Morgan & Katie of MK & Rosé lifestyle blog. Photos by Asia Dore Photography: asiadore.com and Miss B Haven on Instagram @missbhaven_seabrook Something that makes you feel nostalgic, excited, and relaxed all at the same time. Something that makes you want to sit on a front porch, ride a…
Even if you’re not keen on venturing into the wet and cold with a poncho and whiskey, you don’t have to batten down the hatches.
This is a guest post written by Hannah Pickering. Hannah is a journalism student at the University of Washington, a feminist, writer and amateur photographer. She enjoys espresso, traveling to new locales, finding new books and asking hard questions. Luck doesn’t come my way every day, but I lucked out twice over by having the opportunity…
This guest post was written by Mercedes Benedict. A toddler mom and lover of the outdoors, you can find her and her toddlers adventures at: @maxwellandbeatrix Let’s be honest, most kids love it when it rains, it’s the parents who don’t. I’m not a huge fan of rain but I prefer rainy outdoor activities to children jumping…
This guest post was written by Camille, an adventurer who looks for the oddities in whatever city she’s in. Always smiling, she can be found here: YouTube and Instagram. Being born on Guam, I traded fine-grained sand for rocky-pebble beaches. Living on an island has its perks warm weather, awesome beaches, and just island-living in…
