Snake River

Washington (U.S. state)

State of Washington attracts tourist with resorts of the Pacific coast, beautiful cities, national parks and the Cascade Ranges

Long Beach

Long Beach attracts tourists by well-tended beaches, a national park, yummy oysters in seafood restaurants and the mummy of Jake the Alligator Man.

 
North Bend

 
Renton

Seattle

Seattle, known as the Seatown or the Emerald City, is the largest city in the state of Washington and one of the biggest U.S. seaports.

Skagit valley

Between Seattle and Vancouver lies the miraculous Skagit Valley. Here you can admire tulip valleys, go white water rafting and enjoy whale watching.

Tacoma

Tacoma takes its name after the Indian word, which indigenous people used to specify Mount Rainier. And its nickname is the City of Destiny

Westport

Westport is a small city with the largest public marina in U.S. Here you can rest on remote beaches, enjoy fishing, bird watching and clam digging.

HAMMER Training and Education Center, Richland

The first place to visit in Richland is HAMMER Training Education Center – the best training center for emergency responders and firefighters in U.S.

Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier National Park, one of the earliest National Parks in U.S. (1899), has a lot of tourist facilities and an active volcano in its heart.

Mount St. Helens

The eruption of Mount St Helens in 1980 was so severe, that 230 sq miles of forests disappeared under lava. Now there is a National Volcanic Monument.

Olympic National Park

Olympic National Park - virgin forests and vast alpine meadows on the territory of 350 hectares. Mountain ranges divide the park on east and west parts. Rivers are full of salmon