Outdoors

It’s a Spring Thing: 5 Reasons to Visit Whistler in the Shoulder Season
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It’s a Spring Thing: 5 Reasons to Visit Whistler in the Shoulder Season

There’s no cool-down of activities as the weather warms up for this Canadian destination.

Sponsored by Tourism Whistler Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, an adventurous foodie or a relaxation maven, springtime in Whistler has something for everyone. Enjoy more daylight, warmer weather, fresh dining and fantastic deals as this winter wonderland transitions to a summer mecca. Here’s a bit more on the top reasons to visit Whistler during the…

New Seattle Embassy Suites’ Robo-Butler Is At Your Service

New Seattle Embassy Suites’ Robo-Butler Is At Your Service

The Savioke robot takes itself to and from the elevator at the new Embassy Suites in Pioneer Square

The Savioke robot takes itself to and from the elevator

Meet the Man Who is Building a Path for People of Color to Enjoy the Great Outdoors

Meet the Man Who is Building a Path for People of Color to Enjoy the Great Outdoors

With "The Trail Posse," Seattle journalist, outdoorsman and activist Glenn Nelson wants to change the demographics of who enjoys the great outdoors

Outdoorsman, journalist and activist Glenn Nelson in his natural habitat

6 Camping Essentials You Need in the Pacific Northwest

6 Camping Essentials You Need in the Pacific Northwest

Whether you’re heading out on a camping trip or just want to improve the stash of supplies in your earthquake kit, these essentials work both ways

This article appears in print in the April 2018 issue. Click here to subscribe. 1. BioLite CampStove 2 Bundle (above)This wood-burning camp stove (smokeless flames, thanks to an internal airflow system), the latest iteration of the little stove that started a revolution, cooks your meal and creates electricity for your devices (and has a USB port). The…

The Foodie's Guide to Devouring 48 Hours in Victoria, Canada
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The Foodie’s Guide to Devouring 48 Hours in Victoria, Canada

Farm-to-table eats, craft distilleries and cozy cafés are all just a short ferry or plane ride away

  Now that spring has officially sprung, a weekend away from it all is just the thing to shake off the last vestiges of winter. While you may not want to dip into your banked vacation time just yet, an island getaway is closer than you think. Old-world charm meets modern fun in Victoria, British Columbia,…

Wild Weekend: Bear Watching in Canada's Great Bear Rainforest
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Wild Weekend: Bear Watching in Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest

Get up close and personal with the Canadian wilderness by land, sky or sea.

The majestic Kermode (Spirit) Bear.

Spring Season in Whistler: Five Tips for Living It Up Like the Locals
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Spring Season in Whistler: Five Tips for Living It Up Like the Locals

Wonder how those lucky folks who live in North America’s leading mountain resort spend their spring? We asked Whistler locals and got schooled on more than where to shred the slopes.

  You can feel it the moment your vehicle rounds the corner and approaches Whistler Village. The road opens up to display majestic mountains and panoramic views. The energy is palpable. Your spirits lift with the promise of adventure and the rush of possibility. There are many reasons why Whistler, British Columbia, is repeatedly rated…

Tweet Retreat: The Perfect Urban Escape From the Social Media Madness

Tweet Retreat: The Perfect Urban Escape From the Social Media Madness

Finding respite from the endless crush of the news cycle along the shores of Lake Washington.

I don’t know about you, but sometimes I just need to escape The Tweeting. It’s too easy to become entranced in the early hour of the morning by a Twitter feed of disturbing nonsense. My “stable genius” is unsettled! Fortunately, I’ve found an antidote. Nature abounds in Seattle. On recent walks and trips across Puget…

Tips for Beginner Bird Watchers

Tips for Beginner Bird Watchers

Take part in the longest-running public bird count in the nation.

The Rufous Hummingbird was spotted in the Seattle area for the second time in 40 years during the 2016 Christmas Bird Count; this year’s count takes place on December 30

An Adventurous Winter Escape for Skiers and Non-Skiers Alike

An Adventurous Winter Escape for Skiers and Non-Skiers Alike

Go fat-tire biking in the snow, visit a classic ski lodge and enjoy holiday fa-la-la.

Outdoor attractions: Skiers snake down the mountain during the annual torchlight parade in Sun Valley,

Celebrate the Holidays with a Trip to Seabrook
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Celebrate the Holidays with a Trip to Seabrook

This coastal town transforms into a festive destination full of events and activities during the holiday season.

Sponsored by Seabrook For those looking to plan a cozy winter getaway to the coast, Seabrook, Washington is transforming into a holiday destination. The beach town is hosting a packed schedule of festive events including a parade with Santa, free concerts, gift exchanges, holiday crafting and more. The lineup of activities is bursting with fun and…

New App Gives GPS-Guided Walking Tours of Seattle Neighborhoods

New App Gives GPS-Guided Walking Tours of Seattle Neighborhoods

The travel app Sidewalk taps locals for walking-tour recommendations.

User-generated walking tours aim to give travelers a more intimate experience.

Iconic Seattle Hotel Gets a Splashy Makeover

Iconic Seattle Hotel Gets a Splashy Makeover

Roosevelt Hotel is reborn as Hotel Theodore with local touches and amenities.

The hotel’s former atrium is now part of the lobby

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