Mosses Trail
Olympic National Park is remarkable for its high longitude rainforests. What is possibly even more remarkable is how much you
Obstruction Point
We had heard tails of terror about visiting Obstruction Point. It was a perilous route, in story. In reality, this
Heart O’the Hills Campground
There are more popular campsites in Olympic National Park, but we couldn't be more pleased with the magical atmosphere of
Seattle Underground Tour
They did it for the toilets. They did it for the tides. After a fire decimated Seattle in 1889, the
Fort Ward
There are four gun batteries in Fort Ward. One is along the main paved path that most visitors stroll by
Poulsbo, Washington
Poulsbo, Washington could be called "Little Scandinavia." There is no shortage of viking images, Ollie & Lena jokes, and so
Fort Clatsop
St. Louis, MO celebrates its role as the launching point of the Captain Meriwether Lewis and Second Lieutenant William Clark
Wreck of the Mary D. Hume
The Mary D. Hume was the longest operating service boat on the Pacific Coast and can still be seen, half
Oregon Coastline
After evicting our unwanted visitor, we were wide awake and set out on the road early. The morning mists lounged
Avenue of the Giants
The Avenue of the Giants is is one of so many breathtaking and unique features that make California such an
