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2010 Washington State Visitors’ Guide

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> Road Trips

Ditch the crowds and discover Washington with these ten great road trips


Coastal Ride

Costal Ride

WAHINGTON’S COASTLINE is a mix of throwback charm and rugged, untouched landscape, best explored by following Highway 101 as it leads to the tip of the Olympic Peninsula. Start your expedition…
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The Cascade Loop

The Cascade Loop

THE CIRCUIT FORMED by Highway 2, Highway 20, and assorted state routes is like Washington’s “greatest hits” of scenery: Stevens Pass, Lake Chelan, Methow Valley, Skagit River Valley, Snohomish River Valley, and countless…
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Yakima River Ride

Yakima River Ride

AT ONLY 120 MILES, this memorable drive stretches north from one of Washington’s wine cities (Yakima) through two of its down-to-earth towns (Ellensburg and Roslyn) to one of its most picturesque spots (Snoqualmie)…
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Picturesque Palouse

Picturesque Palouse

THE PALOUSE SCENIC BYWAY is a 208-mile patchwork of roads that shows off southeastern Washington’s quaint towns and rolling farmland. It’s hard to take a false turn on any of the designated routes, but the 75-mile, north-to-south…
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Reservoir Run

Reservoir Run

DESPITE ITS ARID landscape, the area between Spokane and the Cascades is dotted with watery wonders. And while Washington is generally known for its natural beauty, a 54-mile drive from Soap Lake to Grand Coulee Dam…
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Mountain Majesty

Mountain Majesty

FROM ALPINE MEADOWS to Wild West towns, the North Cascades Highway covers a wealth of inland scenery. Highway 20 slaloms around mossy forests and lakes turquoise with with glacial melt, then crests mountains that are…
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Heritage Hop

Heritage Hop

FRAMED BY ROLLING, wheat-covered hills that change from verdant to flaxen with the seasons, southeastern Washington’s Highway 12 is also known for the charming, historical townsthat dot its way…
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Olympic Torch Run

Olympic Torch Run

TREAT THIS ROUTE as a marathon, not a sprint. On the Olympic Peninsula (OP), where the rain forest meets the sea under towering mountains, it’s impossible to tour without frequent stops to marvel at the natural attractions…
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Gorge Gallop

Gorge Gallop

ABOUT 17 MILLION YEARS in the making, this is one drive you’ll remember for the rest of your days. Skirting along the edge of the Columbia River, Highway 14 (also known as the Lewis and Clark Highway) stretches 180 miles…
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The Sound and the Ferries

The Sound and the Ferries

PUGET SOUND’S FERRIES are an enchanting mode of transportation that makes the journey as much fun as the destination. Passengers leave their stress at the dock, park their car, and…
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