Despite its “Rain City” reputation, a little bit of grey skies doesn’t stop Seattle from being one of the top destinations for those looking for an active outdoors vacation. From walking, hiking, skiing, snowboard, kayaking, sailing, cycle and so much more, Seattle’s mild marine climate allows for year-around outdoor recreation. Go hiking or skiing at the Cascade and Olympic Mountains, or take a walk through the forests and along the bluffs and beaches of Discovery Park, the largest park in the city, or along the Downtown waterfront. Seattle is a great place to get fit, offering so many activities that will encourage you to get out and get active—rain or shine.
Seattle is the city of coffee and the birthplace of Starbucks. Avoid the predictable tourist- drows and head to the new local favorite La Marzocco (472 1st Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109) that shares the space with the legendary KEXP …
Unless you are used to it, early mornings are never easy. Especially in the winter months, when the sun takes its time to get the morning rolling and the temperatures make you want to stay buried deep inside your comforter. …
Plum Bistro: 1429 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 (Neighborhood: Capitol Hill) Gourmet vegan food that’s so good, you’ll forget you’re eating vegan. I usually go for one of their four fancy burgers. All the yummy sauces and cheeses are vegan …
Seattle is a city of hills surrounded by water and connected by bridges. It’s such a fun city to explore if you like good food, music, nature, and the water. If you’re exploring on foot, you’ll get a solid workout without …
