Seattle Aquarium: What to See and Experience

by Tim Lewis

Whether it’s Lake Washington or the Puget Sound, Seattle is surrounded by water. To most of us, it’s a mystery what lies beneath the waters around us. We usually only see the surface from the shore. Thankfully, the Seattle Aquarium is here to introduce us...

Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch in Kent

by Tim Lewis

Looking for a pumpkin patch near Seattle? Carpinito Brothers in Kent is a longtime South King County favorite, with a u-pick pumpkin patch, corn mazes, farm animals, and plenty of other fall activities. We’ve visited Carpinito Brothers several times ourselves,...

Snowboarding at Schweitzer Mountain in Idaho

by Tove Tupper

Schweitzer Mountain in North Idaho is one of best ski resorts in the Northwest. It has seven chairlifts, 2,900 skiable acres and 92 different ski trails. On top of that, the snow is great. With an average snow fall of 300 feet a year, Schweitzer is a perfect ski and...

Capitol Hill Ghost Walk: A Self-Guided Seattle Walking Tour

by Tim Lewis

Capitol Hill is one of Seattle’s oldest neighborhoods, and it’s also one of the city’s most haunted. The area boasts several buildings and cemeteries that are oozing with ghosts and paranormal activity. This self-guided Capitol Hill Ghost Walk leads...

Taylor Shellfish | The Freshest Oysters in Seattle

by Tim Lewis

Taylor Shellfish boasts “the freshest shellfish you’ll ever eat,” which is a statement that’s hard to argue. The family operated company literally takes oysters, clams, and geoducks from their farms straight to the tables of their restaurant on...

Ivar’s | A Classic Seattle Seafood Restaurant

by Tove Tupper

No visit to Seattle is complete without a at stop for some grub at Ivar’s. The local seafood chain has been making tasty food in Seattle for 75 years, and there’s no sign of them slowing down. With fast-food chains and full-service restaurants,...