Washington is as good as its nickname "The Evergreen State." So much so that its entire western region is covered with rain forests, mountains, wilderness, and wetlands. Reaching the coastline will offer solitude beaches where you can enjoy water sports in the rugged tides of the Pacific. Washington also encourages its travelers to explore its western part and savor the pleasure of superb waterfalls, caves, rainforests, wildlife, streams, and active volcanoes. While some travelers visit this state solely to visit Seattle, many adventure lovers tend to explore nature by visiting Mount Rainier National Park, Hoh Rainforest, North Cascades National Park, Olympic Wilderness Coast, and San Juan Island.

Washington has a sprawling landscape of nature, and it provides sensational views for travelers. From the vivid fields of lavender to the rolling hills with dense shrubs, you will find a plethora of landscapes throughout the state. The sparkling lakes, rivers, and streams provide fantastic opportunities for outdoor activities like kayaking, canoeing, white-water rafting, boating, and swimming. You may also hike on the popular Pacific Crest Trail that starts from Mexico and ends in Canada. You may have to visit several times to explore all of this Evergreen State.

Top Destinations

Mother nature has crammed this state marvelously with sparkling lakes, pristine beaches wilderness, scenic trails, and might peaks. However, Washington is also famous for having plenty of fascinating cities with magnificent tourist attractions for its visitors. A visit to these enthralling cities will ask for more visits as they provide plenty of attractions, including historical and cultural ones.

• Seattle

Washington may offer a wide variety of natural attractions, but the world knows this state by the city of Seattle. It is the largest city, and its geographical location provides you 360 degrees of magnificent views. From vibrant Downtown Seattle with its gorgeous skyline, including the Seattle Center and the Space Needle, to all of the beaches and tourist attractions, Seattle ensures a fantastic travel experience.

The Museum of Flight is a primary tourist attraction for families with children. Still, the vast collection of suspended military and commercial aircraft, including B-17F, Air Force One, and Concorde amazes individuals of all ages. Seattle encourages its tourists to visit the intriguing attractions of Chihuly Garden and Glass that features the brilliance of innovative American sculptor Dale Chihuly. You may also visit the Olympic Sculpture Park to admire the charming sculptures, including Eye Benches and Seattle Cloud Cover. Travelers also love to stroll in the International District, Pioneer Square, and the bustling Pike Place Market to savor the local environment.

• Vancouver

Vancouver is a small but vibrant town located in southern Washington. Here you will find history and cultural scenes in its many tourist attractions. The oldest public square of Esther Short Park is an appealing place in the center of the city where you can stroll and savor the marvelous atmosphere, and you will also find people reading, playing, and relaxing under the sun.

Located at the Columbia River, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is a must-visit attraction where you can learn about its early history. You can also enjoy the breathtaking sight of Mount Baker and visit the intriguing attraction of the Pearson Air Museum to learn about aviation history.

Top Ski Resorts

Washington is home to some incredible mountains, where no extreme weather ceases tourism. The chilliest season of the year provides densely snowed mountain slopes that draw families for winter vacations and professional skiers to satisfy their cravings for adventurous runs.

• Mount Baker Ski Area

Mount Baker Ski Area tops the list of all ski resorts in Washington, receiving the most snowfall in winters. The skiable terrains encompass the area of over 1,000 acres, and 600 inches of snow makes it a popular ski destination for professionals.

• Crystal Mountain Ski Area

Crystal Mountain Ski Area is the largest ski resort of Washington, providing 2,600 skiable acres and features ten chairlifts and a gondola ride. While experts indulge in thrilling slopes and savor the beautiful view of Mount Rainier, the beginners can visit the terrain-based learning at the resort.

Top Airports

Washington is among the most visited US states with connections to various countries, and it has a total of 140 public airfields, including regional, private, and international airports. This state is visited for various reasons, including family vacations, weekend getaway trips, exploring, holidays, and business trips. As home to the Boeing Factory and world-class company's headquarters like Amazon and Microsoft, Washington sees an abundance of business travelers all year round.

Washington has a total of 8 international airports to accommodate millions of passengers annually, and they are all recognized for incredible passenger services and amazing facilities. According to international airline flow and passenger flow, we have listed the best international airports in Washington.

Luxury Hotels

Washington is focused on providing one of the best travel experiences to its tourists. Because of this, Washington has some amazing luxury hotels along with splendid tourist attractions, dramatic beaches, and an abundance of fun and outdoor activities.

You will find a collection of marvelous hotels providing a luxurious experience. Some feature outdoor and indoor pools perfect for fresh mornings, and their amenities are perfect for unwinding your exhausted body. Having an overwhelming travel experience on your every visit to Washington is an inevitable truth, and its luxury hotels help to upgrade your travel journey. You can stay in any hotel of your choice, and we have listed below our favorite luxury hotels in Washington.

• Cedarbrook Lodge (Seattle)
• Marriott Waterfront (Seattle)
• River's Edge Hotel (Vancouver)
• Staybridge Suites (Vancouver)

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