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Dru Bru relocated its flagship brewery from Snoqualmie Pass to Cle Elum, where proximity to trails and mountains made sense for the brand. The all ages taproom is large and well designed with outdoor space and beers brewed on site. A legitimate stop for an hour before or after a day on the trails.
A boutique hotel one block from the main street, Hotel Roslyn offers king rooms, two story townhome suites sleeping up to six, and pet friendly options.
Lorien Herbs and Natural Foods has been supplying Spokane with bulk herbs, teas, and natural foods since 1977 from a distinctive historic windmill building on South Perry Street.
Aslan Brewing Company is a Bellingham brewpub known for its Pacific Northwest craft beers, outdoor Depot patio, weekly jazz nights, and monthly brewery tours led by a certified Cicerone.
Larch brings handcrafted pasta and seasonal cocktails to the Bavarian village with a menu that changes through the year.
Frelard Tamales Bellingham brings the Seattle tamale institution to the Humboldt Street corridor, serving handmade tamales out of El Sueñito Brewing on one of Bellingham's most walkable food and drink blocks.
A scenic public golf course in Ocean Shores, Washington with affordable rates and a peaceful coastal setting. Midweek rounds often mean sharing the fairways with overwintering flocks of geese rather than other golfers.
A New York-style pizza restaurant in Seabrook, Washington serving large pies in the heart of the village. A popular dinner destination for families and groups staying on the Washington coast.
Wenatchee's summer collegiate baseball team plays in the West Coast League from June through August, a classic small city ballpark night out.
The Leavenworth Reindeer Farm offers guided visits where you can feed and walk among a resident herd of reindeer, a short drive from the village center. Reservations are recommended.
Marina Market stocks Nordic souvenirs, Scandinavian snacks, and a famous licorice shrine making it a must-stop for visitors exploring Little Norway.
A specialty gift and art shop on N. Proctor Street celebrating all things Pacific Northwest. Browse handcrafted goods, local artwork, and curated items from around the Evergreen State.
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