Hi all. In the process of putting together a PNW road trip for next year. We are coming from the UK with 2 kids ages 5 and 7. Our dates are fixed June 25th to July 11th and realise this may be busy but coming from the UK we like to see as much as possible. Has anyone got any changes or areas I may have missed in my itinerary so far? We like small hikes, wildlife and stuff we can't do back in the UK, just overall fun things to do.

Thank you in advance!

Tres Bien

Most maps say that it is, but I asked my friend from Washington and she spat in my eyes and had a seizure.

Any suggestions on good places for tide pooling on the OREGON coast?

Also, has anyone had luck seeing humpback whales off Oregon?

What are the downsides and upsides of your new home? What were your first impressions of the PNW? Im not living in this area right now but I am staying in Chico, Northern California, a dry valley at the beginning (or end) of the cascade mountain range. I moved from Orange County to Butte County earlier this year and I’m very tempted to move up into the PNW. What was the experience like for others?

I have driven up the coast from OC to Washington and explored around a little bit before too. The Oregon coast was mesmerizing, it’s my favorite drive I’ve ever taken but Seattle kinda sucked ngl.

This video and trail is suitable for regular day hikers, occasional hikers, families with children who are used to easy hikes, Cub, Webelos and Scout troops, and school field trips.

I’m addicted.

Seems like the only urban center east of the Cascades is gradually becoming more like the urban centers out west in some ways.

The Mecca for boating in western Canada

Sunday evening 530 pm crossing

Looking for a venue for a family reunion.
-Sleeps 60+
-Has cooking facilities & gathering space(s)
-Comfortable for all ages (1-75)
-Private rooms or several individual houses/cabins preferred over bunk rooms
-Eastern WA, central ID, NE Oregon areas