Top 14 must-visit Pacific Northwest destinations
Here are the best places to stay in the Pacific Northwest.
From coffee culture to coastal views, wine tasting to whale watching, the lushness of the Pacific Northwest goes far beyond its spectacular scenery. Plan a trip to explore the most beautiful must-see areas of the region.
From the lush rainforests of Olympic National Park to the bustling streets of Seattle, you’ll hike through Washington’s stunning national parks, savor fresh seafood in charming coastal towns, and visit awe-inspiring places like Mount Rainier and the San Juan Islands.
Seattle isn’t called the Emerald City for nothing. With the Puget Sound on one side and the Cascade Mountains on the other, Seattle is renowned for its natural beauty, thriving tech culture, and dynamic city life.
The Olympic Peninsula is a lush wonder of diverse ecosystems with temperate rainforests, rugged coastlines, and majestic mountains.
Breathtaking views and boundless adventures await at Mt. Rainer, whether you’re looking for thrilling hikes, scenic drives, wildlife encounters, or simply a tranquil escape.
Known for its crystal-clear waters and sun-drenched shores, Lake Chelan gets 300 days of sunshine right in the middle of Washington’s wine region.
Journey through Oregon’s enchanting landscapes, where majestic forests and waterfalls meet delightful small towns and award-winning wineries amid the stunning high desert.
Cradled by rivers and mountains, Portland delights with its casual atmosphere, eclectic food cart scene, and endless outdoor adventures—whether it's hiking towering peaks or swimming in local rivers.
Windswept shorelines, rugged sea cliffs, conifer forests—Oregon's 362 miles of public coastline and charming beach towns are some of the West Coast’s most picturesque.
Only an hour from Portland, the Columbia River Gorge technically divides Oregon and Washington, while brimming with breathtaking vistas, charming orchards, and abundant waterfalls.
Located in the high desert of Central Oregon, Bend is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream come true, with adventures in snowy mountains to dramatic deserts and valleys.
From the scenic beauty of the Sawtooth Wilderness to the historic charm of Boise, savoring locally crafted ciders in the fertile valleys or soaking in numerous hot springs, Idaho is a paradise to unwind and reconnect with the great outdoors.
With over 250 days of sunshine annually, Sun Valley is cradled between five mountain ranges and boasts a picturesque small-town atmosphere.
Along the pristine shores of Payette Lake on the northwestern edge of Idaho, McCall is a picturesque mountain town that offers small-town charm with big-time adventure.
Listen to songs to inspire your coffee-fueled and mountain-top adventures.
Coeur d'Alene is renowned for its scenic beauty, featuring a 3,300-foot floating boardwalk with lake views and a vibrant downtown filled with shops and restaurants.
From the serene beauty of Okanagan Valley's vineyards to the jaw-dropping mountain wilderness of Whistler, British Columbia is a stunning, dynamic backdrop for your next adventure.
Tucked on the west side of Canada’s Rocky Mountains in the Okanagan Valley, Big White is known for its dry, light, champagne powder during the winter and beautiful trails and wildflowers in the summer.
Home to North America's largest ski resort, Whistler Blackcomb boasts over 8,100 acres of skiable terrain across two majestic mountains connected by the record-breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola.
Kamloops and Lac le Jeune offer a unique Canadian getaway, combining the charm of a bustling interior city with the tranquility of a serene mountain lake retreat.
