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Washington is one of those states with incredible geographic diversity. In a day you can go from swimming in the ocean, walk though a rainforest, pass through active volcanoes and hike expansive mountain ranges, and end in the desert. Cities like Seattle have changed quite a bit over the last twenty years with headquarters for companies like Starbucks, Microsoft, and Amazon. But the natural wonders continue to provide memorable experiences for all types of visitors.

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Seattle and Surrounding Area

Perhaps the most beautiful city in the world (for a few months out of the year)

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Bellingham

A beautiful college town just a few minutes from the Canadian border

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Cle Elum/ Roslyn

Quickly becoming one of the best recreation locations in the state only 90 minutes from Seattle

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Eastern Washington

Despite many miles of farm land, there are many cities and venues to explore

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Mount Rainier National Park

This active volcano standing over 14,000 feet has easy access to incredible views and hiking

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Mount St. Helens National Park

Made famous with eruptions in the 1980's, the remains take your breath away

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Olympic National Park

Some of the most beautiful hiking and views that also has a rainforest and vampires

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Tacoma

The city has a rich and important part of the state's history, as well as a revived downtown focused on arts and culture

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Walla Walla

Washington's famous wine country produces wines that compare to any top area in the world

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Washington Coast

While not tropical destinations, the state offers a number of beaches for getting to the Pacific Ocean

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