A 170-acre state park near Ocean Shores with access to camping, clamming, diving, freshwater fishing, bird watching, beach exploration, birding and wildlife viewing.

Sail with Skippers Bill and Joyce Conbere aboard their Valiant 39 "Ocean Explorer" out of Delin Docks Marina. Wheel Steering.

A campground on the southeast corner of Mount Rainier National Park that is surrounded by old growth forest and crossed by an exceptionally beautiful snow-fed river.

Natural stone paths through beautiful hillside gardens that are perfect for a leisurely stroll, exploring nature, and photography.

Hike to Olallie Creek Campground in beautiful Mt. Rainier. This trail offers a walk through old growth woodland, colorful blooms and berries to an isolated creekside campsite on the way to the Cowlitz Divide and Indian Bar. The Grove of the Patriarchs is an easy addition to this hike.

Olallie is a beautiful and unique canyon in Mt. Rainier National Park that provides a fun, moderate day for a canyon team. During August and September, it runs at v3a3III.

An excellent first time backcountry tour and a good alternate ski and snowshoe destination when avalanche risk is high near Snoqualmie Pass. It's 7 miles round trip with 1,600 feet o elevation gain.

Old Baldy Mountain is a scramble of 5 miles with 2,500 feet of gain.

An easy walk with minimal elevation gain through the photogenic old Ballard Avenue historic district. Fishing industry, bars, cafes, stores, art galleries and pocket parks.

Old Desolate is a moderate scramble of 13 miles round trip and 4,800 feet of elevation gain plus 11 miles round trip of biking on the Northern Loop of Mount Rainier National Park.

A former school in Redmond that provides various size meeting rooms.

Old Sauk Trail is an easy, 6 mile round trip day hike with just 150 ft in elevation gain. The trail follows the Sauk River between two trailheads on the Mountain Loop Highway.

An easy urban walk that visits Seattle's massive Denny Hill Regrades and the original Seattle shoreline.

Easy to moderate conditioning walk in Old Town Tacoma.

A meeting place for informal lectures, clinics and committee meetings.

Great for meetings, presentations and lectures. Located in north Olympia near Priest Point Park.

The pool at Olympic High School is great for kayak practice sessions.

Sea kayak the Pacific Ocean along the beautiful, remote, and rugged coastline between the the Olympic Penninsula's Hobuck and Ruby Beaches.

From Rialto Beach to Sand Point, hike up to 20 miles along a spectacular section of the Olympic National Park wilderness coast. Craig Romano describes this hike as “...some of the prettiest and wildest coastline and beaches in North America.” Sights include sea stacks, arches, caves, tide pools, and sandy beaches. Besides the spectacular scenery, visit the Chilean Memorial and Norwegian Memorials, which commemorate long-ago shipwrecks along this hazardous coast.

From Third Beach to Oil City on the Hoh River, hike up to 17.5 miles with 1,900 feet of gain. Hike one-way from Third Beach to the Hoh River or out-and-back from Third Beach to anywhere down the beach. This hike can be challenging with rope ladders to ascend and descend headlands, rocky beaches to hike, and creeks to wade, but it is a spectacular trip along the Olympic Coast beaches.