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Ron_S, Nov 2026
Sinister Sins, Scandal, and Shadows of Seattle Guided Ghost Tour
The tour was entertaining. I liked the weaving of Native Peoples and Japanese/Japanese Americans into the haunted stories going back to Chief Seattle. We went by the "gum wall" which was disgusting and interesting at the same time. Tour is worth booking.
Jimmy_V, Oct 2026
We had a wonderful...
We had a wonderful experience on our Mount Rainier tour! Even though the weather was snowy, our tour guide, Nick, went above and beyond to make sure we still had an amazing trip. He was extremely helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable throughout the entire experience. Despite the challenging weather conditions, Nick did everything he could to make the tour enjoyable and memorable. We really appreciated his effort, positive attitude, and dedication to making the most of our day. I would definitely recommend this tour, especially if you’re lucky enough to have Nick as your guide!
Mary_M, Oct 2026
Unforgettable Experience
Unforgettable morning. Christopher Marley's work, as well as his commentaries about nature and about his personal discoveries that led him to celebrating the natural world in this way, were so meaningful. Every time there was commentary beside his work, I was always eager to read it as it provided insights that I may not have considered.
Su_T, Oct 2026
One of the best tours we’ve ever had!
This was an amazing tour from start to finish and we are so glad we picked a tour instead of venturing out ourselves because we would have missed many spots. Our tour guide, Johnny, deserves 10 stars. He was very knowledgeable and took all of our pictures so patiently. He made sure that we got to visit all of the stops on the tour (and even threw in a bonus stop which ended up being my personal favorite!). We also got snacks and beverages on the tour, and stopped by in Forks for a burger lunch. If you’re like us who get hungry often, make sure you pack snacks yourself. We had pastries and cold sandwiches with us and we ate all of it since we were on the tour for approximately 14 hours. The transportation was extremely comfortable and we were in a climate controlled van that fits 10 people. We had 6 people in our group and we were able to put out backpacks on empty seats. As for the views themselves, you have to see it to believe it. The pictures just don’t do justice. Weather: it can change during the day so wear layers that you can put on and off. Wear shoes that have a good grip as some of the parts of the rainforests can be slippery but none of the hikes were hard and anyone could do them. All in all, this was a memory of a lifetime and we thank Johnny for making it so special for us.
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Washington State’s diverse landscapes offer plenty of experiences, whether you want to explore wine country, head to the lush rainforests of the Olympic Peninsula, or base yourself in Seattle. Washington tours reflect that diversity and range from sailing, visiting wineries, and hiking in Mt. Rainier National Park. Tour guides also help you access Seattle highlights such as the historic Underground passageways and the food vendors of Pike Place Market.

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