Roundtrip Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Washington Taking a drive at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Sometimes, you have to drive to experience the grandeur and natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. It’s quite a unique experience winding (what seems) endlessly through dense forests and getting spectacular views after each corner. The Scenic Sherman Pass […]
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Kettle Falls Trail & Saint Pauls Mission State Historic Site Washington Kettle Falls Trail We visited the Kettle Falls area,; an area that has changed forever after 1941. The Kettle Falls got their English name because the rushing water had worn out large, kettle-shaped holes in the quartzite rocks. For thousands of years, the Shonitkwu,
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Little Pend Oreille NWR Washington Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge After a long day of driving to our new Airbnb in Rice, WA, and then a day of jogging in the area, my hiking shoes started to miss me. So, I joined them, returning to the trails. The Mill Butte trailhead was an hour
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Our Airbnb in Glacier, WA Washington Thanking Our Quiet Lodge in Glacier. Hiking several trails in the stunning Mount Baker Wilderness or walking along the wild North Fork Nooksack River. Visiting striking Vancouver, BC, and cozy Bellingham, WA. We explored this breathtaking area intensively while we stayed in a quiet lodge condo. However, after ten
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North Fork Nooksack River Washington North Fork Nooksack River At several spots along the Mount Baker Scenic Highway, near Glacier, WA, we had access to the 48 miles long North Fork Nooksack River in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. This river was advertised as the most scenic of the three forks of the Nooksack River. Of
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Mount Baker, the “Great White Watcher” Washington Heather Meadows & Picture Lake We already admired Mount Baker from afar when sailing from San Juan Island to Anacortes. The “Great White Watcher,” or Koma Kulshan, as the Native Americans called the mount, is a young volcano in the Cascades. It is the most active volcano after
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Bellingham, WA Washington Visiting Bellingham, WA We spent the day exploring Bellingham, WA, a coastal city in Whatcom County, exploring the cascading waterfalls of Whatcom Falls Park, strolling through the serene Bloedel Donovan Park, admiring the waterfront views of Boulevard Park, and immersing ourselves in the historic charm of Fairhaven. Whatcom Falls Park We started
Vancouver, BC, Canada Washington Visiting Vancouver, BC We went abroad to visit Vancouver, BC, a two-hour drive from Glacier, WA. We parked in Stanley Park, the first recommended point of interest. Stanley Park and its Seawall Stanley Park is a 1,000-acre park with half a million trees in Vancouver. We immediately felt at home, seeing
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Our Stay in Sedro-Woolley Washington Our Off-Grid Charming Airbnb in the Skagit Valley June 23, 2023 0.43 mi 13:12 min 64 °F We stayed a week off the grid (no internet) at an Airbnb on a farm near Sedro-Woolley with the Cascade Mountains to the east, the Puget Sound to the west, and the Canadian
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North Cascades National Park – Day 2 Washington The Blue Lake Trail On our second and last day in North Cascades National Park, we started with the Blue Lake Trail. I expected a challenging hike since we had to climb 1100 feet in about 2.4 miles to reach Blue Lake. Blue Lake Trailhead Waterfall Liberty
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