Washington
Washington state runs from Seattle's coffee culture to Mount Rainier's glaciers, visible from the city skyline on a clear day.
Seattle's Pike Place Market and waterfront anchor a city that takes coffee seriously enough to have started the industry's biggest chain here. Olympic National Park, on the peninsula west of the city, holds one of the only rainforests in the continental United States. Spokane, on the drier eastern side of the state, has a completely different climate and culture from the coast.
Rain is common on the western side most of the year, which is exactly why the coffee culture developed the way it did.
Cities
Leavenworth
Leavenworth reinvented itself decades ago as a Bavarian-style village, and the mountain scenery around it makes…
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Seattle's Pike Place Market has run since 1907, and Mount Rainier is visible from the city…
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Spokane has a waterfall running directly through its downtown riverfront park, a rare feature for a…
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Tacoma sits on Puget Sound south of Seattle, and its Museum of Glass, along with a…
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