Though a world away from California’s Wine Country, the legacy is continued. Washington is far more than foggy afternoons and wind-blown coastlines—a diversity of climate, geography, and passion have established this state as one of the most popular new winemaking regions, with a laid-back lifestyle that rivals that of the neighbors to the south.
Pick your preference: temperate rainforests line the coast, but mountainous grasslands are abundant in the east.
Don’t worry about bringing all your gear–even the smallest towns will have outlets to fulfill outdoor needs.
Spend some time getting to know the locals--they’re a wealth of information, and are thrilled to share their state.
Only a 7 minute stroll from downtown Yakima, the Ledgestone Hotel offers convenient and affordable accommodation close by to all the amenities you would need. During your stay you can enjoy complimentary use of the on-site fitness center.
Taste a little part of Thailand at Yakima Thai Cuisine. This authentic Thai restaurant offers a hot and spicy alternative to local cuisine. The Tom Kha soup enjoys a particularly popular reputation amongst locals who can handle the heat.
Experience the full array of Indian cuisine at Taj Palace, an authentic Indian restaurant in Bellevue. Don’t miss out on the chef’s signature special lamb dishes or simply pop in and enjoy some appetizing samosas with a cup of Indian chai tea.
This spa retreat is a paradise for those looking to bring some rejuvenation to both body and mind. As well as offering many unique spa treatments, Ummelina also regularly hosts wine tasting and art events that are great for socializing.
The largest building in the world (by volume) is the Boeing Factory, in Everett, where final assembly takes place.
