|
Wild Waves and Enchanted Village Take a trip through the treetops on the towering TIMBERHAWK. This is the largest wooden roller coaster in Washington State. Cool off in the 24,000 square foot Wave Pool or dare one of the 10 waterslides. Whether you are looking for thrill rides or to cool off Wild Waves and Enchanted Village is the place! Kent Area - Phone: 253-661-8000
Underground Tour Bill Speidel's Underground Tour is Seattle's most unusual attraction, a humorous stroll through storefronts and sidewalks entombed when the city rebuilt on top of itself after the Great Fire of 1889. This is a 90-minute guided walking and sideslitting storytelling tour. It begins at a restored 1890s saloon right out of a Western movie and ends at Rogues Gallery. Address: 608 First Avenue, Seattle - Phone: 206-682-4646
Woodland Park Zoo Take a safari around the zoo's African Savanna. Experience an African village storytelling and an African village tour, or perhaps feed the giraffe's, check out the hippos, monkeys, lions and African wild dogs. If you like beading, check out the African beading and make your own beaded bracelet! There are birds, crocs, elephants, emus, the list is long. There are several exhibits to enjoy at the Woodland Park Zoo. Absolutely something for everyone. Address: 601 North 59th Street, Seattle, WA - Phone: 206-684-4800
Woodland Park Rose Garden Next to the Woodland Park Zoo the Rose Garden is one of only two dozen certified American Rose Test Gardens in the United States. At its picturesque best from May through August, the garden displays new rose hybrids before they become available to amateur rose enthusiasts. Address: 600 N 50Th St., Seattle, WA - Phone: 206-233-7272
Seattle Aquarium Listen to the calls of orca whales. Stand within a circle of glowing jellyfish. Visit with the wonderful creatures including Pinecone Fish, Cowfish, Flying Gurnards, Potbelly Seahorses, short Dragon Fish and more. Enjoy the antics of the sea otters. At the Seattle Aquarium there's always something fun to discover, and learn how to help protect our marine environment. Address: 1483 Alaskan Way Seattle, WA - Phone: 206-386-4300
Pacific Science Center Offers over 300 interactive hands-on exhibits for everyone. You can enjoy the tropical butterfly house where you can walk among hundreds of butterflies. Or check out the tide pool area where you can learn about and hold sea life. Wander among giant robotic dinosaurs and see incredible live demonstrations, discover the Planetarium and IMAX theaters too! Address: Under the arches near the Space Needle in Seattle, corner of Denny and Broad Streets. Phone: 206-443-2001
Argosy Harbor Cruise Enjoy a one-hour breathtaking Argosy Harbor Cruise of Elliott Bay, which departs from Pier 55 on the historic waterfront. Learn about the city's history and view the spectacular city skyline including the Seattle Center and Space Needle as well as the majestic Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges. Address: 1101 Alaskan Way, Pier 55 (go to ticket booth), Seattle - Phone: 206-623-1445 or 800-642-7816, reservations are encouraged due to popular demand.
The Spokane River Centennial Trail 37-miles of paved NON-MOTORIZED pathway. This Trail begins at the State Line of Idaho & ends at Nine Mile Falls, Washington. Walk, run, rollerblade, bicycle & enjoy non-motorized activities. Or just enjoy the quiet and peace of nature, the abundant wildlife and gentle flow of the river. Come and play on this trail and we guarantee an enjoyable experience for all. Spokane For Activity Information Phone: 509-624-7188
Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture There is a large collection of Plateau Indian arts and handicrafts in this historical museum. It was founded in 1918 as the Eastern Washington State Historical Society. Consisting of the historic Campbell House, Cheney Cowles Museum and the main exhibition building, features exhibits on Native American culture. Address: 2316 W. First Ave, Spokane, WA - Phone: 509-456-3931
Point Defiance Park: The Zoo is just one of many attractions in Point Defiance Park, including Fort Nisqually, Owen Beach, public gardens and others. Visit Marine Discovery Center for fun and educational activities relating to the world's oceans. You must come and experience the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. Address: 5400 North Pearl Street Tacoma, WA - Phone: 253-591-5337
Pearson Air Museum This is the oldest active airfield in the United States. It was built in 1918 as part of the U.S. Army Spruce Division, it has been used as an airplane hangar since 1921. It even kept Italian prisoners of war during W.W.II. Come and explore the aviation milestones that have taken place at Pearson Field, and browse through the exhibits and displays of pioneering days of aviation in the Northwest. Address: Vancouver National Historic Reserve at 1115 E 5th, Vancouver, WA - Directions From I-5 take the Mill Plain Blvd exit and follow the aviation museum signs through the Vancouver Barracks to 5th Street.
Bellevue Botanical Gardens This is the perfect place for a quiet moment to enjoy the beauty of the northwest. Come and explore the dramatic display gardens and serene woodlands. Browse the gift shop or even participate in a class. There's a whole lot more. Address: 12001 Main Street, Bellevue, WA - Phone: 425-451-3755
Chuckanut Bay Gallery & Sculpture Garden
"Art and Garden" with an outstanding selection of the highest quality garden decor and accessories including statuary, bird baths and feeders, indoor/outdoor fountains and water features, hand tuned chimes, and also carry limited edition sculptures. This is truly a destination shopping experience.
Address: 700 Chuckanut Drive, Bellingham, WA - Telephone: 360-734-4885
Whatcom Museum of History and Art The Museum features historical artifacts, Native American, northwest birds, Victorian clocks and watches, and several contemporary art exhibits. Address: 121 Prospect St, Bellingham, WA - Phone: 360-676-6981
Yakima Greenway Foundation Located in Central Washington state, the Yakima Greenway boasts ten miles of paved pathway, three parks, two fishing lakes, and four river access landings along with protected and natural areas. Greenway facilities are free and open to the public year 'round, dawn to dusk. Address: 111 South 18th Street, Yakima, WA - Phone: 509-453-8280
Yakima Area Arboretum This is a living museum & botanical garden. The grounds are open every day from dawn until dusk. The mission is to create and share a living museum of botanical specimens in order to cultivate a greater knowledge and appreciation of native and adaptive plants in an atmosphere of beauty, inspiration, and relaxation. Address: 1401 Arboretum Drive Yakima, WA - Phone: 509-248-7337
|
|
