Olympic Sculpture Park | Free Museum 365 Days a Year

by Tim Lewis

In 1910, Union Oil of California bought property along the Seattle waterfront and turned it into a petroleum transfer and distribution center. UNOCAL operated on the site until 1975, and then spent the next 10 years on cleanup efforts. In 1999, the Seattle Art Museum...

White Water Rafting on the Deschutes River

by Tove Tupper

Bend, Oregon is one of those tourist destinations that offers nearly every outdoor recreational activity you can imagine. Outdoor enthusiast have plenty to do during the summer with activities such as hiking, fishing, camping, kayaking, cycling, rock...

Niko’s Gyros in Magnolia

by Tim Lewis

I can’t say I go into Magnolia for food very often, but my mom and I just so happened to roll through the neighborhood during lunch the other day. There aren’t many options in the area, so we decided to give Niko’s Gyros a try. Niko’s Gyros...

Shiro’s | The Best Sushi in Seattle

by Tim Lewis

Are you looking for the best sushi in Seattle? You’ve come to the right place. We have the answer! There’s no better sushi in Seattle than Shiro’s Sushi Restaurant. It’s arguably the best sushi I’ve ever had anywhere. Before I get too far...

Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place

by Tim Lewis

There are dozens of great public golf courses around the Puget Sound, but Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place is arguably the best of the bunch. From the start, the course was designed to host a U.S. Open, and they did just that in 2015. Chambers Bay Golf...

Parsons Garden | A Hidden Gem on Queen Anne Hill

by Tim Lewis

There are several spectacular viewpoints on Queen Anne Hill in Seattle. One of the best views is Kerry Park, which offers killer views of the city and Mount Rainier. Another awesome viewpoint is Marshall Park, which looks out at the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains....