Golf, Elevated: The View from Newcastle Set high above the bustle of the Eastside, The Golf Club at Newcastle is more than just a golf destination—it’s a full-sensory experience. With panoramic views stretching from Mt. Rainier to the Olympic Mountains, and the Seattle skyline hovering in the distance, it’s a place where even a tough…
Redmond Ridge Golf Club – Forested Championship Golf in the Heart of Redmond Just 20 miles east of Seattle, The Golf Club at Redmond Ridge offers an 18-hole championship experience set amid towering pines, wetlands, and Cascade views. Designed by Gary Panks, this par-70 course stretches 6,503 yards from the Blue tees (69.6 rating, 127 slope)…
Three Rivers Golf Course anchors Kelso on a sand based river delta Nestled between the Columbia, Cowlitz and Coweeman Rivers, Three Rivers Golf Course delivers eighteen holes of year round golf on soil that drains faster than any track in Southwest Washington. Built in 1982 by noted architect Robert Muir Graves, the course rolls across…
Trophy Lake Golf & Casting – Kitsap Peninsula’s Family-Championship Experience Nestled in the fir-forested hills of Port Orchard, Trophy Lake Golf & Casting is an 18-hole, championship-level course designed by John Fought that flawlessly blends Pacific Northwest beauty, strategic routing, and family-friendly access. This public layout feels tucked away from noise and crowds, yet remains…
Tumble Creek Club: Tom Doak’s minimalist masterpiece in an exclusive Cascade Mountain sanctuary Tumble Creek Club in Cle Elum stands as Washington’s premier private mountain golf destination, where world-renowned architect Tom Doak has crafted an 18-hole masterpiece exclusively for property owners of this gated community. Located 80 miles from Seattle on the sunny side of…
Wenatchee Golf and Country Club: celebrating 100 years of championship golf with stunning Cascade Mountain and Columbia River views Wenatchee Golf and Country Club in East Wenatchee stands as a century-old testament to golf excellence, celebrating 100 years of providing beautiful and challenging golf surrounded by stunning views of the Cascade Mountains and Columbia River…
Wing Point Golf & Country Club Bainbridge Island, Washington Tucked into the natural rhythm of Bainbridge Island, Wing Point Golf & Country Club has been a community cornerstone since 1903. Designed by Bill Teufel, this private 18-hole, par-71 course stretches 6,093 yards through mature Northwest trees, gentle hills, and a walkable layout that rewards precision…
Cama Beach Historical State Park: A Living 1930s Time Capsule Where Risk Family Dreams Meet Maritime Heritage Perched on Camano Island’s southwest shore overlooking Saratoga Passage, Cama Beach Historical State Park preserves the enchanting legacy of Muriel and Lee Risk’s beloved fishing resort that welcomed families for over 50 years from 1934 to 1989, creating…
Columbia Plateau State Park Trail: Eastern Washington’s Ice Age Flood Showcase on Historic Railroad Right-of-Way Columbia Plateau State Park Trail transforms 130 miles of abandoned 1908 Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway corridor into eastern Washington’s premier geological adventure, where visitors witness stark reminders of one of the world’s largest volcanic fields carved by cataclysmic Ice…
Blake Island Marine State Park: Chief Seattle’s Legendary Birthplace Within Sight of the Emerald City Rising from Puget Sound just 3.5 miles southwest of Seattle’s Alki Point, Blake Island Marine State Park preserves the legendary birthplace of Chief Seattle (Sealth) on a pristine island that served as an ancestral Suquamish camping ground for generations before…
Fort Flagler Historical State Park: Your Complete Guide to Camping & Exploring the Historic Fort Fort Flagler Historical State Park is one of those rare places where you can explore ten authentic gun batteries from the 1890s in the morning, then spend the afternoon paddling saltwater beaches on three sides of Marrowstone Island. This 1,451-acre…
Flaming Geyser State Park: Where Coal Mining History Meets Green River Adventure Flaming Geyser State Park offers visitors an extraordinary combination of geological wonders, Green River recreation, and remnants of Washington’s coal mining heritage along Auburn’s scenic waterways. This 480-acre day-use park features the unique legacy of methane geysers created by early 1900s coal prospecting,…
