The 7.6-mile Grand Ridge Trail thru hike is easily one of Olympic National Park’s best hikes (and for good reason). With ridge line views nearly 80% of the way and the highest campsite in all of Olympic National Park, this thru-or round-trip hike is one for the adventure books, and a great option for first-time backpackers.

Looking for a cute hobbit house to rent to live out your Lord of the Rings dreams? This one room, hand-built Hobbit Hole is built into a hill and is incredibly cozy. Here’s everything you need to know including things to do on Bainbridge Island!

Head to one of these nine unique vacation rentals for an experience you’ll never forget!

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!

Seattle by water, soaking in a hot tub boat is such an exciting year-round adventure that's so uniquely Seattle! Here's everything you need to know to rent a Lake Union Hot Tub Boat today.

The Pacific Northwest is one of just a handful of locations around the world where the mountains meet the sea in a unique way that makes same-day snowboarding and surfing possible. Here's where ski-to-surf is possible, pro tips for making the most of your day, what to pack, and more.

Switchbacks, ropes, cliffs, and expansive views: There's no dull moment on the short yet steep trail up Mt. Storm King to arguably one of the best views Washington offers. Here’s everything you need to know before hitting this Olympic National Park trail.

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!

Hidden just outside of Port Angeles and totally off the radar is a glorious piece of Washington's wild charm just waiting to be explored. Salt Creek Recreation Area is a marine wildlife sanctuary, a diver's dream, and a surfer's escape with a campground, trails, beaches, tide pools, and unobstructed views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Vancouver Island, and beyond.

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.

Washington's Hole in the Wall on Rialto Beach is an easy 4-mile round-trip beach hike filled with sea stacks, marine life, driftwood, surfers, and campsites. It exudes ultimate moody vibes for the perfect PNW adventure any time of the year. Read on for directions and pro tips for discovering one of Washington's iconic coastal landmarks.

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.