Centennial Park on the Seattle Waterfront

by Tim Lewis

Centennial Park is one of the premier waterfront parks in Seattle, and it’s easily one of our favorite spots to stroll on a sunny day in the Emerald City. Centennial Park is just north of Myrtle Edwards Park on Elliott Bay. The two parks are actually connected,...

Washington Park Arboretum in Seattle

by Tim Lewis

With more than 20,000 plants from around the world, miles of hiking trails, and access to Lake Washington, Washington Park Arboretum offers a unique experience in Seattle — for free! It’s often described as a “hidden gem,” but I encourage you...

Ella Bailey Park in Magnolia | A Fun View of Seattle

by Tim Lewis

Several Seattle parks offer incredible views of the city, but they really only serve one purpose — they’re a viewpoint. That’s a great purpose to serve, but there really isn’t anything else to them. That’s why Ella Bailey Park in Magnolia...

Kelsey Creek Park | Farm Animals in Bellevue

by Tim Lewis

There are three things that make Kelsey Creek Farm in Bellevue so awesome. It’s fun…for the whole family…and it’s FREE. If that doesn’t catch your attention — I’m not sure what will. Kelsey Creek Farm is located inside...

Eye-to-Eye Shark Dive | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

by Tim Lewis

There are a million different things to see and do around the Puget Sound area, but only so many of those will absolutely blow your mind. An Eye-to-Eye Shark Dive at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma is one of those experiences. It’s unlike anything...

Snowshoeing at Mount Baker

by Tove Tupper

Located just outside of Bellingham, Mount Baker is about a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Seattle and it’s perfect for winter sports. While it takes a little longer to get there from Seattle compared other mountains in the area, the drive is well worth it....