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The SEA Discovery Center is a marine science museum on Poulsbo's waterfront featuring touch tanks, rotating exhibitions, and an up close look at Puget Sound sea life including Moon Jellyfish.
Cockrell Cider farms the Puyallup Valley floor with estate grown apples and pears and pours the results in a seasonal tasting room surrounded by the orchards that produced them.
The Brewmaster's Taproom is a family and dog friendly Renton beer hall with more than 20 craft beers on tap, and you are welcome to bring your own food.
Stevens Pass ski area sits at the crest of US 2 about 55 minutes west of Leavenworth with lift served terrain for every ability level and one of the most reliable snowpacks in the Cascades.
Women owned coffee shop at Auburn Station on 2nd St SW, opened in 2019, known for seasonal drink menus and decor; the salted caramel butter chai is a regular favorite in reviews.
A full-service fly shop on the south end of Ellensburg stocked for Yakima River fishing, offering guide trips for trout on one of the best tailwater fisheries in the Northwest.
Cedars opened on Clover Island on March 4, 1976, and still sits over the Columbia with views up the river and across to the Cable Bridge. Order the crab cakes with lobster cream sauce, and call ahead, since reservations are by phone only.
Tieton's own taproom, opened in 2024 at the edge of town on North Tieton Road.
Green.House is one of the most talked about restaurants in Gig Harbor, a casual spot with a seasonal menu built around local produce, seafood, and Washington spirits.
A record store with a diner attached in the West Seattle Junction, which works better than it sounds.
Otherlands Beer is a Bellingham neighborhood brewery and cafe on Humboldt Street, beloved for its seasonal dark lager and a cafe menu featuring standout dishes like the beet Reuben and hand cut frites.
McIntyre Hall is Skagit County's premier performing arts and conference venue, hosting Broadway touring productions, symphony performances, and community events on the Skagit Valley College campus.
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