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One of the best times of year to visit Mount Rainier is in the winter months. When the days get shorter, the summer crowds head home, and the park turns into a true winter wonderland, come visit Longmire in Mount Rainier National Park! Stroll through the old-growth forests, where Douglas fir, hemlock, and cedar trees dwarf visitors. The bubbling natural springs tell a story of what lies beneath this abundant and volatile landscape. Experience the natural silence that takes hold as the snow dusted trees insulate the world around you. Learn the diverse history the Longmire area and how this region has attracted visitors long before it was a national park. After arriving at Mt. Rainier, you will get out to experience as much of the Longmire area as possible for the day. Explore beyond the vehicle during walks and hikes with your guide by your side the entire time. If conditions call for snowshoes, your guide will provide an introductory lesson on how to stay safe and enjoy your walk.

We are the only on island company offering natural history hiking tours. We also provide natural history interpretation of the local flora, fauna, and geology. Our Mission: To provide an experience rooted in nature, community, and culture that is fun, interactive, and informative. And to do so with a positive and minimal impact on the environment and communities in which we operate. 1% of all profits are given to environmental causes supporting the San Juan Islands.

Escape Seattle for the day with this small-group guided day trip to Deception Pass State Park. Travel through the Skagit Valley on the way to Deception Pass. Walk across the Deception Pass Bridge and head down to the beach to see green rocks. Enjoy lunch (own expense) at Coupeville before visiting a lighthouse and enjoying a ferry ride.

Seattle's tech center in South Lake Union is not only filled with the expansive Amazon and Google campuses, it beckon's with some of the city's best street food. From hand-rolled sourdough bagels to perfectly balanced ginger beer, Eat Seattle stops at six different locations for tastings and stories about each local business. We'll conclude at the Amazon Spheres, an architectural marvel you can explore from the outside.

Join a mountain bike tour with an instructor certified bike guide! With a guest to guide ratio of 4:1, you'll be sure to get focused guiding on your small group tour. Explore the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in a way that most travelers don't get to!

Climb to the summit of Mount Baker with a professional guide by booking this all-inclusive, three-day experience. You'll climb via either the Easton Glacier or Coleman Deming route with an experienced guide who will help prep you before your journey. For added convenience, all permits and gear will be taken care of.

Enjoy a day exploring native Suquamish culture on this private day trip from Seattle. After pickup from your Seattle hotel, airport, or cruise terminal, take the ferry across the Bainbridge Island. Visit Chief Seattle’s grave, and spend time at the longhouse at Suquamish Indians Museum, and speak to a docent about the history and future of the Suquamish.

Explore Whidbey Island in a chauffeur-driven SUV by booking this day trip from Seattle. You'll visit highlights such as Deception Pass State Park, Admiralty Head Lighthouse, and Fort Casey State Park, with time left over to stop in the town of Coupville for lunch, shopping, and a bit of free time.

Take an adventure on San Juan Island through Griffin Bay. Jump in a kayak and follow the instructor through the calm waters to see what Dinner Island has to offer. Look out for harbor seals, river otters, and tons of seabirds in their natural habitat. As you paddle, marvel at the site of glacier-covered Mt. Baker and the dazzling Olympic Mountain range.

Enjoy an engaging mocktail lab experience—complete with a lab coat—at Melrose Market in Seattle. You'll experiment with hundreds of non-alcoholic ingredients and various tools, guided by multiple printed mocktail recipes and support from the host. The workshop focuses on creativity rather than mastering a traditional drink. With a minimum age requirement of 10, this can be a fun activity for the whole family.

On the Haunted Seattle Spooktacular Ghost Walking Tour, we'll uncover the spooky side of Pike Place Market. With non-stop stories and spooky landmarks, this tour is perfect for the entire family, so bring them all! One of your famous costumed tour guides will lead you along a walking route that visits as many haunted sites in Pike Place Market that we could cram into 90 minutes. We have the best-trained guides in the industry because we train and treat them as part of the family and in return, they put on the best performance you can expect, and they can’t wait to share their beautifully historic and notoriously haunted city with you.

This activity on Bainbridge Island offers a distinctive blend of cultural exploration and natural immersion. Historical Insights: Visitors explore the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, connecting deeply with the island’s history and community resilience. Scenic Beauty: From Rockaway Beach’s tranquility to the breathtaking views at Halls Hill Lookout, participants witness Bainbridge Island’s picturesque landscapes. Meditative Experience: The Halls Hill Labyrinth provides a serene space for reflection and mindfulness, enhancing the peaceful atmosphere of the hike. Forest Hike: Unlike typical tours, this experience features a guided forest hike, allowing guests to fully embrace the island’s natural beauty and tranquility. Small Group Setting: Participants enjoy a personalized and engaging experience, fostering connections with the guide and fellow travelers. Together, these create a unique and memorable adventure that combines cultural learning of nature on Bainbridge Island.

Make exploring beyond Seattle city limits hassle-free—and enjoy a fully personalized way to travel—on this private day trip to the Bavarian–inspired mountain town of Leavenworth. Traveling by comfortable SUV, soak up Cascade Mountains scenery en route, and stop at highlights attractions such as Snoqualmie Falls Upon arrival in Leavenworth, enjoy free time for independent sightseeing, shopping, and lunch (own expense).

Born and raised in Seattle and a University of Washington graduate, Brittney is a true Seattleite. She cares deeply about eating local food that is sustainably produced and is excited to share with you what makes Pacific Northwest cuisine unique. Brittney graduated from culinary school and is now a personal chef focused on cooking whole-food, plant-based cuisine that helps prevent diabetes and heart disease. Visit her in her beautifully designed home with a view of Lake Union to learn to cook and enjoy healthy food that tastes great! • Private cooking class in Seattle with a chef • Immersive Pacific Northwest culinary and cultural experience • Gourmet Pacific Northwest meal using local, seasonal and sustainable ingredients • Vegetarian and vegan options are available, on request

Seize the rare opportunity to climb some of the tallest trees in the world on this canopy tree-climbing adventure at Deception Pass State Park. This 4-hour, small-group outing offers the unique perspective of a monkey or bird, swinging through the open air, catching branches and climbing to breathtaking views. All necessary safety equipment is included.

Enjoy the sights and sounds of Seattle from the water on this comfortable, 2-hour, cruise along Lake Union. Watch seaplane arrivals and departures and see landmark Seattle locations like the iconic Space Needle, Seattle Great Wheel, the Fremont Bridge, Gas Works Park, the University of Washington and much more — plus a plethora of floating homes, including the one from the popular movie ‘Sleepless in Seattle.’ Choose from a morning, midday, afternoon or evening cruise. Bring your own beer or wine!

Give life an exciting twist with this 4-hour canopy climbing adventure at Deception Pass State Park. Climb up the canopy with help from your guide, and relax once you get to the very top. Enjoy beautiful views of the sun setting over the mountains before rappelling back down 200 feet (61 meters) under the moonlight.

Spend less time waiting in Sea-Tac’s busy departure halls, and avoid the long wait for your luggage on landing at YVR, with this convenient cross-border seaplane flight. Head directly to Kenmore Air Harbor Seaplane Base, a little over a mile (1.8 kilometers) from the Seattle central business district. Avoid long lines for check-in and TSA, and get to Coal Harbor in downtown Vancouver in a little over an hour.

Get out on the water, soak up the views, and bring your own beer or wine, on this private sightseeing cruise, with space for six passengers. Admire views of seaplanes, houseboats, and the scenic shoreline on Lake Union, along with famous sights like the Space Needle from the water. Enjoy personalized attention from the captain as you cruise around.

Come on our Brew Tour presented by Junket! Join our Hoppin' Seattle Brew Tour: Presented by Junket! Our Seattle Brewery Tour is a unique experience that offers our guests an opportunity to visit and learn about various breweries and their beer-making processes. This brew tour provides a chance to learn about the history of Seattle and insight into various local ingredients and beer styles. Our brew tour combines education, variety, atmosphere, interaction, socialization and local flavors. Whether you're a beer enthusiast or just looking for a fun and engaging activity, our brew tour is sure to leave you with lasting memories and a newfound appreciation for the art of brewing.

We "ditch the script" to provide you an authentic Northwest sightseeing experience . Your guides can improvise based on the tone of the group, mobility levels of the individuals in the group or traffic levels in the city. No two sightseeing experiences are ever the same because no two tour groups are ever the same. This service is perfect for groups with elderly people who struggle to keep pace with a larger group or families of young children who may inconvenience others in a public tour setting. This tour is suited for the luxury traveler who expects the guide to move at their speed as opposed to having to move at the guide or group's speed. This service is best suited for those who don't want to meet at a public meeting place and wait for the driver to arrive. We will come directly to you and wait for you to be ready to leave. Entertaining and educational tour direction & itinerary management from an expert local guide. We don't travel on Freeways, only side streets.

Hotel, pier and airport pickup. One hour from Seattle, Olympia has a rich history as our State Capitol. Begin with a visit the Washington State Capitol Building. The Rotunda and Legislative Building are remarkable with every inch in beautiful granite. Inside you’ll also see the largest Tiffany chandelier collection in the world during your 50 minute tour. You’ll dine in downtown historic Olympia. If interested you can visit a National Wildlife Refuge and walk the trails and boardwalks. This is located at the mouth of the Nisqually River where it meets Puget Sound saltwater. Traveling in our comfortable company SUV, you’ll enjoy this getaway to historic Olympia. This a private tour for your party only, 2-5 guests.

Join a mountain bike tour with an instructor certified bike guide! With a guest to guide ratio of 4:1, you'll be sure to get focused guiding on your small group tour. Explore the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in a way that most travelers don't get to! Please note the itinerary is a SAMPLE itinerary and the destinations and the timing at each destination could vary for each tour

Most visitors will walk Seattle's waterfront and see a nice view. This tour shows you what's actually behind it. From Pioneer Square — where the city literally started — along the newly rebuilt waterfront to the ferry terminal, we connect the dots between Seattle's past and the city you see today. Join with a local guide as they share the stories these streets don't tell on their own. You'll learn why the city burned down and rebuilt itself in a year, how the waterfront went from industrial grit to public park, and what makes Seattle's relationship with the water unlike any other city in the country. Small groups, big stories, and a walk you'll remember long after you leave. Please let us know ahead of time about any mobility restrictions. The tour includes roughly 1.5 miles of walking.