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AlaskaThe Best of Alaska Anchorage is the gateway to Alaska adventure.
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Kitsap Peninsula Kitsap Peninsula Kitsap Peninsula
Puget SoundThe Kitsap Peninsula is for those who are drawn to the sea. Located in the heart of Puget Sound, the Peninsula is surrounded by over 300 miles of shoreline and is situated between the dramatic mountain Olympic and Cascade mountains ranges of Washington.
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Grays Harbor Grays Harbor Grays Harbor
WesternSpend time for part of the day relaxing near the inspiring Pacific Ocean, then, if the mood strikes you, you could find yourself in a lush rain forest one hour later. Although water is a big part of Grays Harbor, there are still beautiful land-based places to visit and enjoy.
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Oregon's Mt Hood Territory Oregon's Mt Hood Territory Oregon's Mt Hood Territory
Northern OregonFrom majestic Mount Hood to the green and sprawling Willamette Valley, Oregon's Mount Hood Territory is a place to be explored. Enjoy conquering historic hiking trails or take on Mount Hood on skis for an experience not soon to be forgotten.
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Olympic Peninsula Olympic Peninsula Olympic Peninsula
Northwestern WashingtonIf over 60 miles of pristine wilderness coastline sounds appealing to you, the Olympic Peninsula is the place to be. Several untouched beaches provide scenery which makes a perfect setting for a romantic stroll or a reflective solitary walk along the shore.
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Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth
CentralLeavenworth is your Bavarian getaway this Spring & Summer! Come marvel at our authentic architecture, bask in our German experience wrapped in northwest hospitality. 300 days of sunshine, 700 miles of hiking trails and pristine lakes just outside our doorstep are waiting for you.
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Bellingham Whatcom County Bellingham Whatcom County Bellingham Whatcom County
Canadian BorderWe offer a break from the ordinary. With magnificent natural scenery, skiing and snowboarding at Mt. Baker, hiking, arts and theatre, charming villages and water adventures like whale watching – Bellingham Whatcom County is a unique area of Washington state. Visit our website to plan your trip.
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Spokane, Washington Travel Guide

Complete Vacation, Recreation and Tourism Information

Spokane is Eastern Washington's metropolitan hub, a thriving city cut through by the sinuous curves of the sleek Spokane River and garnished with plenty of green parks to give this urban center a distinctly natural feel.  Many historic buildings downtown have been recently renovated, preserving a sense of old atmospheric Spokane amidst the modern hum of business;  in addition to a selection of shops and a long list of dining possibilities scattered throughout the city's heart, find on hand more than a dozen wine cellars representing area wineries, all of them happy to offer visitors a taste of Eastern Washington 's finest tipples. And for those hard to please few who expect still more of a flourishing spot like Spokane, rest assured - the city boasts a very busy cultural events calendar to compliment the nine-to-five side of life,  which numbers amongst its nights dance and theater productions,  lively concerts, livelier festivals and an assortment of arts-oriented occasions to keep even social butterflies all aflutter.

Spokane's population hovers somewhere around the 200,000 mark, though for the proximity of big parks it hardly feels like a big city.  Savvy locals escape six miles out of the city proper to Riverside State Park - at nearly 8,000 acres, the park is expansive enough to support campers, hikers, bikers, bird-watchers and kayakers on the Spokane River with shoulder space to spare. Paved trails follow the contours of the Spokane River for miles like the 37-mile Centennial Trail that runs from Nine Mile Falls all the way to Coeur d'Alene across the border in Idaho, the length of it suitable for users on wheels or on foot.  In May thousands of runners flock to the area for the famous Lilac Bloomsday Run, named for the purple flower that flourishes in these parts come spring and lingers on long after the tired racers have thrown in the towel. 

If city parks and urban races are still too close to civilization for comfort, drive 30 miles northeast to Mt. Spokane State Park; hikers can climb Mt. Kit and Mt. Spokane in summer when the snow has melted, while climbers can tackle  granite at Minneha Rocks or volcanic rocks at Riverside State Park. Those looking for a way to beat the heat can raft or kayak sections of the Spokane River or look to local creeks and lakes for a day of recreational canoeing or angling.

In winter, Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park turns on their five lifts during the day, then switches on the lights at night for some aprŠs-work skiing. Snowmobiles are available for rent in the area, and there are nearly 20 miles of cross-country ski trails close to the downhill runs. 

Spokane is 230 miles east of Seattle and 289 miles northeast of Portland, Oregon.


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Visit Anchorage Visit Anchorage Visit Anchorage
AlaskaThe Best of Alaska Anchorage is the gateway to Alaska adventure.
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Kitsap Peninsula Kitsap Peninsula Kitsap Peninsula
Puget SoundThe Kitsap Peninsula is for those who are drawn to the sea. Located in the heart of Puget Sound, the Peninsula is surrounded by over 300 miles of shoreline and is situated between the dramatic mountain Olympic and Cascade mountains ranges of Washington.
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Grays Harbor Grays Harbor Grays Harbor
WesternSpend time for part of the day relaxing near the inspiring Pacific Ocean, then, if the mood strikes you, you could find yourself in a lush rain forest one hour later. Although water is a big part of Grays Harbor, there are still beautiful land-based places to visit and enjoy.
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Oregon's Mt Hood Territory Oregon's Mt Hood Territory Oregon's Mt Hood Territory
Northern OregonFrom majestic Mount Hood to the green and sprawling Willamette Valley, Oregon's Mount Hood Territory is a place to be explored. Enjoy conquering historic hiking trails or take on Mount Hood on skis for an experience not soon to be forgotten.
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Olympic Peninsula Olympic Peninsula Olympic Peninsula
Northwestern WashingtonIf over 60 miles of pristine wilderness coastline sounds appealing to you, the Olympic Peninsula is the place to be. Several untouched beaches provide scenery which makes a perfect setting for a romantic stroll or a reflective solitary walk along the shore.
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Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth
CentralLeavenworth is your Bavarian getaway this Spring & Summer! Come marvel at our authentic architecture, bask in our German experience wrapped in northwest hospitality. 300 days of sunshine, 700 miles of hiking trails and pristine lakes just outside our doorstep are waiting for you.
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Bellingham Whatcom County Bellingham Whatcom County Bellingham Whatcom County
Canadian BorderWe offer a break from the ordinary. With magnificent natural scenery, skiing and snowboarding at Mt. Baker, hiking, arts and theatre, charming villages and water adventures like whale watching – Bellingham Whatcom County is a unique area of Washington state. Visit our website to plan your trip.
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