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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.

Road Trip: Whale Watching and Surfing in Westport

Road Trip: Whale Watching and Surfing in Westport

Watch whales, catch some waves and feast on the catch of the day in this coastal town, just a two-and-a half-hour drive from Seattle

Surfers head to Half Moon Bay to catch some powerful waves; charter boats take tourists out for a day of fishing or whale watching; at Loge Westport, you can spend the night and rent outdoor gear

What's New at Whistler: Off the Slopes Edition

What’s New at Whistler: Off the Slopes Edition

Here's what to eat and drink at one of North America's best ski resorts.

It’s been an amazing ski season so far up on Whistler Blackcomb, buried under the white stuff. Still, as tempting as the vast snowy terrain is at what’s arguably the best ski resort in North America, you’ll almost always find me off the slopes — getting pampered at a spa (tranquil Scandinave and the bliss-inducing…

It's the Perfect Time of Year to Visit Camano Island

It’s the Perfect Time of Year to Visit Camano Island

We'll help you plan a road trip to this unsung island to the north.

Sink into a hot tub at the the Camano Island Inn

Winter is the Perfect Time for Locals to Visit Pike Place Market

Winter is the Perfect Time for Locals to Visit Pike Place Market

9 places for Seattleites to check out at the market when the sky is dark and the lines are short.

It’s bone-chilling cold, dark way too early, and rainy for weeks, but guess what? Winter is the absolute best time for locals to visit Pike Place Market. No tourists, no lines! Here are a few of my favorite places — new and old — at this iconic landmark that we’re so fortunate to have right…

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…

Alaska Airlines’ New Uniforms by Designer Luly Yang Are Ready For Take Off

Alaska Airlines’ New Uniforms by Designer Luly Yang Are Ready For Take Off

Fasten your chic-belts.

Alaska Airlines debuted a new uniform collection with more than 90 items–clothing and accessories– designed by the darling of Seattle’s fashion scene, Luly Yang, on Thursday. Thousands of Alaska and Virgin America Airline employees filled an airplane hangar at SeaTac that had been fitted with a 30-foot runway and three large screens to ensure that…

This Swath of Northern Oregon is a Winter Playground

This Swath of Northern Oregon is a Winter Playground

When temperatures turn cold, the region east of Portland offers numerous outdoor recreation opportunities.

There are myriad reasons to visit Mt. Hood and the Hood River this winter.

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…

New Travel Startup Makes Finding ADA-Friendly Hotels a Breeze

New Travel Startup Makes Finding ADA-Friendly Hotels a Breeze

A Western Washington University alum's bright idea is helping travelers who use a wheelchair find the right accommodations.

Western Washington University grad Daman Wandke started AbiliTrek to provide comprehensive information about hotel accessibility and amenities for those with disabilities. His motivation? Wandke uses a wheelchair and once traveled for work as a website accessibility consultant, frequently discovering that hotels do a poor job clearly stating what needs they can accommodate. “Hotels are required to…

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,

The Best of 2017 Readers’ Choice Winners

The Best of 2017 Readers’ Choice Winners

The people have spoken and these are the restaurants, shops and more they loved this year.

Shrimp and grits at Junebaby, our readers’ choice best new restaurant.

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