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A little drizzle doesn't mean Seattle's boring. The city offers a plethora of fun indoor activities where you can explore and stay dry at the same time.

There are hills to hike, waterfalls to explore, and plates of eggs Benedict to devour. This is your ultimate Pacific Northwest travel bucket list. And, it’s just in time for kicking off the New Year!

Immerse yourself in the wonder of flight. Explore how mankind took to the sky and the stars at one of Seattle’s top attractions — the Museum of Flight.

Vanilla? If that’s your scoop. But these Pacific Northwest ice cream shops are dishing up a flavor-packed array of cold treats that go way beyond the bean. Discover six of the best ice cream joints in the San Juans, Victoria, Vancouver, and Seattle.

I had searched a few scenic flight companies but found Kenmore Air had some of the best reviews and figured I should trust the people of Washington to guide me to the right flight for me!

Lunch. That magical mid-day reprieve when you can mentally check out for a moment and re-fortify your body – especially when enjoyed in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood where chefs have taken their lunch game to the next level.

There’s flying. And then there’s flying in a seaplane. Expansive skies, superlative views, and a front row seat to the controls await the adventure-hungry traveler aboard a San Juan Islands Seaplane Ride-Along.

Seattle One Day Trip Itinerary - Shopping Downtown

The Cheshiahud Lake Union Loop features 6+ miles of stunning views, eclectic neighborhoods, and fabulous dog-friendly stops to grab a bite.

Located on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center, the Sky View Observatory’s 902-foot-perch offers a view you’ll want to savor.

Witnessing the towering peak of Mount Rainier is a quintessential Pacific Northwest moment. There’s no better view than from the window seat of a 10-passenger Cessna Caravan.

The cratered top of Mount St. Helens steams periodically, reminding those who dare to explore its slopes that this volcano is still very much alive.

In the middle of mountain ranges, lakes and ocean bays, Seattle is a green wonderland of viewpoints, epic restaurants and diverse culture.

Pretty Fork's food-filled adventures take you to undisclosed locations, like Rosario Resort. Seattle-based photographer Sara Satterlee dishes on the goodness.

From biscuits to egg-infused Vietnamese cuisine, these Seattle brunch spots will fill your belly with weekend goodness worth putting on pants to enjoy.

Seattle has a lot more to offer than a few lookout points and daily catches. This city of ours is rich with back-alley restaurants, eclectic artwork, and hidden gardens.

The Lake Union – Kerry Park Loop features big climbs, long descents, and a veritable feast of views. I like to begin this urban trek at Kenmore Air’s Lake Union terminal.

The Orvis “Hunt for Big Searuns,” combines everything you love about northern-style angling – exquisite destinations, exceptional fishing and expert guides – with the convenience of a single day itinerary.

Here, where green isn’t just cool, it’s a way of life, cobblestone streets bud up next to the base of skyscrapers; the smell of coffee frequently pours through open doors; and food is given such considered attention chefs regularly make patrons moan in pleasure.

Maximize your time in Seattle with this three day itinerary of things to do, eat and see.

Seattle’s complicated topography has made our city home to some of the most beautiful urban hikes in the country.

While here in Seattle we like our coffee when Mother Nature brings the heat, we like it even more when she brings the crisp bite of fall and winter.

Our favorite places to sample cider in Seattle, the San Juan Islands, and Victoria.

If you find yourself looking outside at the rain and thinking, “Not today,” these 11 Seattle spots are an indoor blast of a good time.

From food truck gatherings and tulip festivals to beer tastings and St. Patrick's Day celebrations, Seattle has a plethora of things to do this spring.