Washington State Historical, Mountain + Waterfall pictures

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The lakes of Chelan County are often touted as Washington’s Playground because of the range of sports and beautiful scenery available to visitors.

The lakes of Chelan County are often touted as Washington’s Playground because of the range of sports and beautiful scenery available to visitors.

So big they created a national park in its name, Mount Rainier’s massive snow-capped volcanic cone is clearly visible from Seattle.

One of the biggest draws in Washington state is its spectacular coastline, which is lined with picturesque deserted beaches and idyllic towns.

Take the 1.5-hour drive north of Portland to see this National Volcanic Monument and a blast zone in repair.

Visit a neighborhood that calls itself the Center of the Universe, a claim you might come to believe after wandering its colorful streets.

So big they created a national park in its name, Mount Rainier’s massive snow-capped volcanic cone is clearly visible from Seattle.

Seattle’s birthplace and oldest neighborhood is set in the National Historic District overlooking Elliot Bay. 

Discover a legendary music scene, technology feats and the art of coffee brewing in a city that has clearly moved on from its lumberjack beginnings and now simply shines.

This rainforest-covered peninsula with Mount Olympus at its center is a glorious side trip from Seattle.

So big they created a national park in its name, Mount Rainier’s massive snow-capped volcanic cone is clearly visible from Seattle.

So big they created a national park in its name, Mount Rainier’s massive snow-capped volcanic cone is clearly visible from Seattle.

Visit a neighborhood that calls itself the Center of the Universe, a claim you might come to believe after wandering its colorful streets.

With brilliant blue waters for boating, alpine scenery and abundant hiking trails, this glacial lake is the perfect wilderness escape.

One of the biggest draws in Washington state is its spectacular coastline, which is lined with picturesque deserted beaches and idyllic towns.

Take the 1.5-hour drive north of Portland to see this National Volcanic Monument and a blast zone in repair.