Grab your favorite Valentine and explore frozen waterfalls, icy lakes, and snow-capped peaks on these easy winter trails.

Seattle is straddled by some seriously epic outdoor offerings. With the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains to the west and ...

Located just east of Seattle, Lake Sammamish is the perfect place to spend the day for those hoping to reconnect with nature. It’s one of the most popular recreational lakes in Washington, and at less ...

Jarrell Cove State Park in Shelton, Washington, is an underrated destination where you can hike, kayak, and soak in the breathtaking scenery without the hustle and bustle! Nestled on the western shore ...

The end of the regular season is the same ... Mainland (4) 3. Bartram Trail (3) vs. 6. Fletcher (2)* 4. Lake Howell (4)* vs. 5. Forest (3) Playoff notes: With the four district champions in ...

Jarrell Cove State Park in Shelton, Washington, may be one of the state’s lesser-known destinations, but its incredible scenery and outdoor adventures make it a must-visit spot! Nestled in the heart ...

WASHINGTON (AP ... He boasted on the campaign trail that the war would have never happened if he were president and that he would end the war within 24 hours of being sworn in.

Flickr The best trails for biking in Seattle Seattle’s commitment to cycling infrastructure is one of the best. You’ll find ...

High in the Himalayan Mountains of India lies a small body of water known as Roopkund Lake. It’s just 130 feet across and 10 feet deep, but its glacial waters are crystal clear. Although it’s ...

which does not permit southbound hikers to cross into Washington. An estimated 700 people completed the long-distance trail in 2024, per the Pacific Crest Trail Association. Trail information ...

The frozen shores of Barker Lake ... with Washington County Land and Water Legacy Fund dollars. There’s no cost estimate yet for the next phases. Hiking, horseback and mountain-biking trails ...

Pacific Crest Trail visitors could get a permit to cross into Canada to save dozens of miles walking to the nearest U.S. road.