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A Spa in the Woods: Dip into Northwest Hot Springs

It’s hard to believe, but fall and winter are the quiet seasons at Northwest hot springs. Even with an autumn chill in the air

Ask TripFinder: Where to Go Apple Picking near Seattle?

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CAMP & HIKE: Icicle Creek Canyon

The Icicle Creek Canyon may be a tad far away to be Seattle’s outdoor playground (five to six hours of drive time, round-trip) but

Cozy Camping: Reboot Your Campsite for Fall and Winter

The best thing about autumn? Just being outside. Sweaters against cool air, the faint smell of woodsmoke, wild critters scurrying about to fatten up

Fall Camping Tips

Faced with the cooler temps and drizzle of autumn, you may’ve already packed away your camping gear for the season. But if you can brave a

Four Autumn Weekends in the Pacific Northwest

Four Autumn Weekend Getaways in the Pacific Northwest

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Tide Pool Party: Where to Spot Cool Marine Life Near Seattle

Grab your rubber boots and low tide field guide–there are some fantastic minus tides in Puget Sound this summer! There are a few things

Find Cool Geology at Mount St. Helens

Forty years ago, at 8:32am on a quiet Sunday morning, Mount St. Helens blew its top. The explosion was a massive volcanic eruption, the most

COVID-19: The Perfect Guidebook for Finding Trails Close to Your Home

No doubt, this is an exciting week for outdoor enthusiasts. Some public lands have now opened up for hiking, boating, and fishing (with safety guidelines),

Shelter in Parks: Northwest Public Lands are Opening, Here's Where to Go

COVID-19: Northwest Public Lands are Re-Opening

UPDATED: May 22, 2020 Have your hiking boots been sitting beside the front door, collecting dust? How about your fishing pole, binoculars, kite and canoe