The Lakeshore Trail is a totally scenic one-way hike in the Stehekin Valley to Stehekin, WA, that includes a ferry, and 18.5 miles of epic views, wildflowers if you plan to visit in spring, river crossings, and plenty of swimming in the deepest lake in third deepest freshwater lake in the US. This is the perfect adventure for those who want to explore the Pacific Northwest, enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Chelan, and get a taste of the backcountry. So grab your pack and let's hit the trail!

If hygge was a place, the Gather Indie Treehouse would be it. This midcentury mountain cabin was newly built in 2019 with renters in mind and levity at heart. Here’s a peek into what it’s like to spend a few nights at this tree house rental in Washington State.

In a little forested corner of Kalama, Washington, a cozy, hand-built container home offers plenty of space, farm fresh eggs from the chickens next door, Highland cows to befriend–visible from your bedroom window–and is the perfect place to unplug for a few nights. Did I mention the suspension bridge?

Here’s everything you need to know before booking the Shipping Container Home at Highland & CO Acres.

Of all of the treehouse Airbnbs in Washington, don't miss the Squirrel's Nest Treehouse in Redmond. What's cool (besides the tree house, of course) is that it's totally accessible and just 30 minutes outside of Seattle. Here's what to know!

Stay off the grid in a little-known network of remote cabins just outside of Winthrop, Washington's cowboy town, on the North Cascades Scenic Byway.

Hot springs are great for the mind, body, and soul, and this hidden gem in the Mt. Baker Wilderness could be just what you need. Here's how to get there, what to expect, and pro tips for a successful trip!

From a fire lookout-turned-Airbnb in Idaho to a treehouse in Washington, here are my favorite Pacific Northwest cabins to cuddle up to this season.

If you're like me, a solid dose of nature is a necessary part of your week. I spend my nine-to-five in the city, so by the time the weekend rolls around, I'm pining for some greens and blues. Lucky for us Seattleites, there are so many exciting adventures under two hours away. From islands to alpine lakes, here are my favorite city escapes.

Ever wonder why it feels so good to be barefoot in the great outdoors? I dive into the science behind it, and the Raum Goods shoe that keeps us grounded while on the go.

Patio views of the Columbia River, exclusive hiking trails through the bush, live music nights, a riverside beach, and all the wine you could drink just a few steps from your bed: This is what's in store for travelers who spend a few nights at this gorgeous modern industrial, vineyard-flanked unique home in Washington.