The Pacific Northwest, sometimes referred to as Cascadia, is known for both its stunning natural beauty, ample opportunities for outdoor activities and vibrant cities. With a diverse array of climates, from the only temperate rainforest in the lower forty eight states at the Olympic National Park, to the teeming volcanoes like Mount Rainier and Mount Hood to the high desert of Oregon, there are countless places throughout the year to experience nature at its best. And if you are craving city life, both Seattle and Portalnd offer a plethora of amazing restaurants and tourist attractions. Use the guides below to virtually explore the Northwest and find the perfect experience to embark on.
Lake Chelan has long been a mecca for summertime fun in the pacific northwest. At 50.5 miles long, and the third deepest lake in the United States, the crystal clear water, warm temperatures and sun beckon water enthusiasts during the summer months. Lake Chelan has turned into a year round destination, with outdoor activities all year including hiking, mountain biking, camping, skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. Lake Chelan has become a destination wine region, with over 40 tasting rooms and estate wineries and an ever increasing number of wine focused events throughout the year.
Learn MoreSeattle is a growing city with easy access to nature and offers an incredible array of things to do and places to explore. The downtown area, including the waterfront and Seattle Center is home to many tourist attractions, including Pike Place Market and the Space Needle. There are 500 parks within Seattle city limits which provide incredible views of the Puget Sound and miles of hiking trails. And outdoor activities abound within close proximity to the city, with hiking and skiing in the Cascades, and three national parks, Mount Rainier, Olympic and North Cascades within a couple hours drive.
Learn MoreEntiat is a hidden gem nestled along the banks of the Columbia River in central Washington. It is popular for water activities along the Columbia River, as well as hiking, mountain biking and dirt biking in the warmer months.
Learn MoreThere is ample opportunity for hiking around Entiat, with trails that wind through some of the more stunning and diverse landscapes in the Pacific Northwest. Whether you're looking for a leisurely walk along a river or a challenging trek into the rugged backcountry, the Entiat Valley and its surrounding mountains offer a variety of options for hikers of all skill levels. Discover trails like Silver Falls, Entiat River Trail and the Mad River Trail with our Entiat hiking guide.
Camping around Entiat, Washington, offers a peaceful escape into nature, surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Cascade Mountains, lush forests, and the flowing waters of the Entiat and Columbia Rivers. Whether you prefer a fully equipped campground with amenities like the Entiat Riverfront Park or a more primitive, backcountry experience like the Cottonwood Campground, Entiat’s diverse landscape has something for every camper. View our Entiat Campgrounds page for more information.
Entiat, may be a small town, but it offers a wealth of outdoor activities and attractions that make it a fantastic destination for nature lovers and adventurers. Nestled between the Columbia River and the Cascade Mountains, Entiat is an ideal place for those seeking scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, and a peaceful getaway. Summer months offer lots of water activities like paddleboarding, kayaking and motorboating, while spring and fall are perfect for mountain biking, hiking and viewing the beautiful waterfalls in the Entiat Valley. For more activities, view things to do in Entiat.