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Washington – Exploring The Evergreen State |
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| The Washington Traveller - by Phil Philcox writer@white-star.com -Photos by the author |
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Washington – Exploring The Evergreen State |
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| The Washington Traveller - by Phil Philcox writer@white-star.com -Photos by the author |
Capital: Olympia
The Washington State Visitor's Guide is the ultimate (free!) guidebook on what to do, see and experience while visiting Washington. Somewhere in its 130-pages, you'll find answers and ideas on getting the most out of a visit. On page 11, you'll find information on traveling by train, car, ferry, cruise ship and plane, a list of mountain passes open and closed during the winter month, and tips on traveling to and from Canada. Included is a tear-out road map that lists emergency phone numbers, quick reference driving times and minimum driving distances on state highways. A bunch of free guides and stuff is available by calling 800-544-1800.
While most mountain passes in Washington stay open throughout the year, some are temporarily closed during or after winter storms to allow for snow removal and safe travel. Others are closed annually for the winter due to excessive snow pack. It's a good idea to check first before you head uphill. Mountain pass reports are available within the State from 888-766-4636, in the greater Seattle area, call 206-368-4499.
Auto Tours is only one of a group of interesting brochures that describes in detail the best tour routes in the State, including the popular Cascade Loop, a 400-mile trip that crosses the Cascade Range twice and brings you to the major attractions on the east and west side of the mountains. Additional brochures include Family Fun, Behind The Scenes, What's Cooking? On The Water, Scenic Wonders and others.
A main source of information and free publications is The Washington State Tourism Office of Trade and Economic Development (Box 42500, Olympia WA 98504 - 360-725-5069). Additional information guides is available from the Washington State Visitor's Guide (Box 10364, Riverton NJ 08076 - yes...New Jersey!) Got a question about your upcoming trip to Washington? You can speak to a Washington State Travel Counselor any day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific Standard Time at 360-725-5052.
Did you know: the most snowfall ever measured in the U.S. fell at the Mount Baker Ski Area in Washington just a few years ago; no other state in the U.S. produces more apples than Washington; nearly one hundred Orca whales in three family pods live in the San Juan Islands area during the summer months; back in 1971, a hijacker named D.B. Cooper jumped out of an airplane over southwest Washington with $200,000 in ransom cash and has never been found.
If you're into doing outdoor stuff, you might want to contact The Mountaineers (206-284-6310) for information on biking, hiking and mountain climbing; Northwest Steelhead and Salmon Council of Trout Unlimited (360-754-2131) for guidance on sport fishing; Washington State Outfitters and Guides Association (877-ASK-WOGA); Backcountry Horsemen of Washington (360-876-7739) and Professional River Outfitters of Washington (206-726-4046).
Washington boasts one of the largest and busiest State park systems in the U.S. It ranks sixth among all 50 U.S. States in number of areas managed, fourth in day-use attendance and eighth in number of overnight visitors served. There are 125 parks (21 marine parks) covering over 260,000 acres and offering over eight thousand campsites. If you're into outdoor activities, you can hike 640 trail miles, ski 300 miles or swim at thirty-five designated beach areas without once leaving the park system.
To reserve campsites at dozens of State Parks, call Reservations Northwest toll-free at 800-452-5687. Phone lines are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. with extended hours in the summer months. Monday and Tuesday mornings are the busiest call-times. During the spring and summer it is best to call later in the day and later in the week. Plan ahead as far as possible to avoid the rush - phoning on Wednesday or later in the week for the following week or weekend is advisable for last-minute planners.
All kinds of camping information is available from the
November through March is Washington's off-season. This is a great time to visit the Evergreen State and take advantage of some hot deals and top attractions, minus the crowds. Visitors will find most of the stuff you pay full price for during the on-season marked down to lure visitors into the States. Discounts are everywhere; and to sample what the big cities have to offer, you can start with the Seattle-King County Visitor & Convention Bureau (520 Pike Street, Seattle WA 98101 - 206-461-5800.
Over 20,000 gray whales migrate past the Washington coast each year on their journey north from Baja California to the summer feeding grounds in the Bering Sea. Typically this occurs between March and late May. These gentle giants can often be spotted from vantage points on land. They hug the coast and stop to rest, feed, and mate. Chartered excursions are available in Westport at the entrance of Grays Harbor. When choosing a guide be sure they are licensed and familiar with federal regulations regarding proper viewing procedures. Beginning in March, the Westport Maritime Museum offers weekend seminars on whales and whale watching - admission is $1. Mosquito Fleet's San Juan Islands Orca whale watching tour is a full-day, narrated cruise departing from Seattle and Everett. Information is available from Mosquito Fleet (1724 West Maine View Drive, Everett WA 98201 - 415-252-6800). Tours are also conducted by Island Mariner Cruises (5 Harbor Esplanade, Bellingham WA 98225 - 360-734-8866).
Washington State Ferries operates the largest ferry fleet in the United States. Twenty-five ferries cross Puget Sound and its inland waterways, carrying over 23 million passengers to 20 different ports of call. From Tacoma, Washington, to Sidney, British Columbia, they travel up and down the Sound, acting as a marine highway for commercial users, tourists and daily commuters alike. Traffic is heavy during the peak seasons and some ferries are loaded on a first-come, first-served basis. Boarding a motorhome is usually no problem.
Different ferry routes offer different sources of information. You can call any of these toll-free numbers from inside Washington state for schedules and fares: 800-888-2535; 800-633-1589; 888-373-8522; or 800-642-0066. You can sail from Anacortes through the San Juan Islands to Sidney BC on Vancouver Island. Reservations can be made by calling 250-381-1551. You'll be crossing international boundaries and will be subject to either U.S. and/or Canadian Customs service and immigration inspection, the standard going-to-and-from-the-U.S. routine. You probably know the drill. Questions? The U.S. Customs Office can be reached in the area at 206-553-4676. Canadian Customs is at 604-535-9754.
There are more than 70 farmer's markets around the State offering flowers, produce, homemade crafts and other stuff. Who's offering what and where information is available in a free guide from the Washington State Farmer's Market Association (206-706-5898).
Over one third of Washington State is covered in parks and national forests. Their diversity is unparalleled, from Pacific Ocean beaches and temperate rain forests to glacier-clad peaks, deserts, and river gorges. There are petrified forests and Indian petroglyphs. Wildlife is abundant and the scenery is breathtaking.
Washington is home to some of the country's most spectacular national park lands - Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, Mount Saint Helens National Monument, North Cascades National Park, and Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. The Washington State parks system is extremely popular - attracting millions of visitors annually to a variety of well-maintained campgrounds and unique day-use facilities.
Washington's parks offer recreational opportunities for every interest: camping, climbing, hiking and backpacking, fishing and shellfishing, boating, wildlife viewing and photography, mountain biking, rafting and kayaking, skiing and boarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, berry picking, mushroom gathering, horseback riding, rockhounding, beachcombing, spelunking, and more.
There are entrance fees at most Washington State national parks, and backcountry permits are required for all overnight stays in the national parks. Trail passes are also required for many national forests and wilderness areas in Washington. Day use at all Washington State parks is free, however, there are fees for camping, moorage, boat launches, and some group facilities. In winter, permits for sno-park facilities are required in participating State parks and national forests. National Park campgrounds are on a first-come, first-served basis, except for Mount Rainier where reservations for certain campgrounds are required July 1 through Labor Day.
You can fill your glove compartment with free guides by calling or writing
If you're in the neighborhood, plan on attending:
In January: WinterFaire in Silverdale; the Bavarian Ice Festival in Leavenworth; Sun Lovers Beach Bash in Ocean Shores; RV Show in Tacoma; Lunar New Year Celebration in Seattle; Zoo Lights in Tacoma.
In February: the Northwest Flower & Garden Show and Deaf Kids Drama Festival in Seattle; Tacoma Home and Garden Show at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma; Upper Skagit Bald Eagle Festival in Concrete; Pavilion Saturday Markets in Mountlake Terrace.
In March: Beachcombers Fun Fair in Ocean Shores; Kids' Arts Day in Kent; Penn Cove Mussel Festival in Coupeville; Summit Special Event Trade Show in Seattle; the Lawn and Garden Show in Chehalis; Heart of the Sun: A Latin & Middle Eastern Dance Concert in Seattle; Country Collection Craft & Antique Show in Lynden; Sideways Stories From Wayside School in Seattle.
In April: the Celebration of Cultures in Ellensburg; the Spring Bacchaus Festival in Richland; the Seagull Calling Festival in Port Orchard; the Tacoma Dome Boat Show in Tacoma; the Dogwood Festival in Clarkston; the Annual Junior Daffodil Parade in Tacoma; the Rock and Gem Show in Bellingham; the Tulip Festival and Street Fair in Mount Vernon; Taste of the Basin Wines Auction in Ephrata; the Asotin County Fair in Asotin.
In May: the Festival of Colors in Ocean Shores; the Sequim Irrigation Festival Parade in Sequim; the Ride to Rendezvous in Winthrop; Annual Shakespearean Festival in Bellingham; the Gathering of Tribes in Wenatchee; Folk Dance Celebration in Leavenworth; the Annual Herb Festival in Yacolt.
In June: Salty Sea Days in Everett; Summer Craft Fair and Kinderfest in Leavenworth; Fremont Fair in Seattle; Northwest Garlic Festival in Ocean Park; International Accordion Celebration in Leavenworth; Looonsday at Loon Lake; Founder's Day in Tonasket.
In July: Women in the Wilderness in Cle Elum; Summer Concert Series in Kent; Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration in Ocean Park; Summerfest in Chehalis; AT&T Family Fourth in Beth Knox; the Wild West Parade in Toppenish; Summer Festival at Mercer Island.
In August: the Kent Summer Concert Series in Kent; Camlann Medieval Faire in King County; Bellingham Festival of Music in Bellingham; the Hub City Car Show in Centralia; Rail and Western Art Show in Toppenish; Canterbury Faire in Kent; Lynnwood Trolley Days in Lynnwood; Bumbershoot in Seattle; Ellensburg Rodeo in Ellensburg; Pigs on Parade in Seattle.
In September: Chelan County Fair in Cashmere; Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend; Puyallup Fair in Puyallup; Bluegrass Festival at Port Angeles; Harvest Festival at West Richmond; the Quilt Show at Leavenworth; Commencement Bay Maritime Fest in Tacoma; River Salmon Festival in Leavenworth; State Apple Harvest Festival in Wenatchee.
In October: Rain Fest in Longview; Washington State Autumn Leaf Festival in Leavenworth; Annual Pumpkin Festival in Yacolt; Salmon Day Festival in Issaquah; HarvestFest in Coupeville; Northwest Bookfest in Seattle; Halloween Part in Kent; Fall RV Show in Tacoma; Lewis and Clark Days in Clarkston; Cranberrian Fair in Ilwaco.
In November: Annual Whidbey Dance Bonanza at Coupeville and Greenbank; Winter Fan-ta-sea at Ocean Shores; Providence St. Peter Foundation Christmas Forest in Olympia; Moments to Remember - A Celebration of Lights at Ellensburg: Kent Commons; Holiday Bazaar at Kent; Home for the Holidays at Bellingham; Yulefest at Seattle; Zoolights at Tacoma; Qwest Holiday Carousel at Seattle.
In December: Pavilion Saturday Markets at Mountlake Terrace; Quincy Valley Christmas Bazaar in Quincy; the Christmas Ship Festival in Seattle; the Bethlehem Christmas Celebration in Ephrata; The Lights of Christmas Celebration in Standwood; WinterFest in Tonasket.
Many of the regional offices around the State have free information and guides they'll send you upon request. Using the State road map you receive from the tourist office, you can circle the areas you plan on visiting prior to leaving, then contact the regional office by phone or mail for specific information so you'll know what to do, see and experience when you get there. The Tacoma-Pierce County tourist office, for example, publishes a free, 88-page guide that lists maps, a calendar of events, attractions and information on everything from shopping to where to dine out. Many offer free campground guides, information on attractions and maps.
| Anacortes Chamber of Commerce 819 Commercial Anacortes WA 98221 360-293-7911 Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce Ballard Chamber of Commerce Battle Ground Chamber of Commerce Beacon Hill Chamber of Commerce Bellevue Chamber of Commerce Bellingham/Whatcom Chamber of Commerce & Ind. Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce Burlington Chamber of Commerce Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce Cheney Chamber of Commerce |
Chewelah Chamber of Commerce 204 E. King St. Chewelah WA 99109 509-935-8991 Clallam Bay-Sekiu Chamber of Commerce Cle Elum Chamber of Commerce Colfax Chamber of Commerce Colville Chamber of Commerce Eastern Pierce County Chamber of Commerce Fayette County Chamber of Commerce Grandview Chamber of Commerce Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce Greater Federal Way Chamber of Commerce Greater Goldendale Chamber of Commerce Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce |
Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce 401 Parkplace #102 Kirkland WA 98033 425-822-7066 Greater Yakima Chamber of Commerce Kent Chamber of Commerce Lacey-Thurston County Chamber of Commerce Lake City Chamber of Commerce Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce Port Washington Chamber of Commerce Snohomish Chamber of Commerce Tacoma-Pierce County Convention and Visitors Bureau Toppenish Chamber of Commerce Tumwater Chamber of Commerce Westport/Grayland Chamber of Commerce White Center Chamber of Commerce |
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