A very strenuous hike in the Stehekin Valley region with great views. It's 16 miles round trip with over 6,000 feet of elevation gain. Getting to the trailhead in Stehekin requires travel by boat or seaplane.

Explore a unique million year old lava tube cave on an easy hike with easy access from SR 410, the highway over Chinook Pass. It's two miles round trip and 300 feet of elevation gain.

A steep hike to Boulder Lake, followed by easy scrambling to views from the western edge of the Glacier Peak Wilderness. It's 8 miles round trip and 3,300 feet of elevation gain.

Scramble to a lesser-known peak in the heart of Buckhorn Wilderness in the Olympics. Be prepared for a long day and beautiful views into the heart of the Olympics.

A moderately easy, 8.6 mile hike with 700 ft in elevation gain. This hike takes you along the tumbling river through old-growth forest and features a waterfall.

A 40 mile backcountry ski traverse across Canada's Wapta icefield involving glacier travel and with 5,600 feet of elevation gain. This stunning route starts at Bow Lake in Banff National Park, travels to the Bow, Guy, and Stanley Mitchell huts maintained by the Alpine Club of Canada, and exits in Yoho National Park via Emerald Lakes or Takakkaw Falls.

A short 0.9-mile boardwalk that takes you to excellent viewing of shorebirds during their spring migration. Best viewed from 2 hours before and after high tide.

Hike trails in the northern half of Deception Pass State Park along the shore of Bowman Bay. Enjoy beautiful views of the San Juan Islands across Rosario Strait. You may also cross the Deception Pass Bridge on foot for the best views of the often turbulent pass and a view of Pass Island.

A classic canyon in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada. It is rated v3a3III from mid-August through September (before fall rains).

An easy, 8 mile urban hike with minimal elevation gain on a paved trail through the power line right-of-way in Federal Way. An optional, short, dirt side trail goes to a lake in a wildlife refuge.

A moderately strenuous scramble along the Mountain Loop Highway, usually done as a spring or early summer snow scramble.

Enjoy sea kayaking near the museum ship Turner Joy in Bremerton Harbor and then across Sinclair Inlet with views of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and a tour of Elandan Gardens Bonsai Museum.

Enjoy several attractions on the Bremerton waterfront worthy of a walk an some photography. All are within walking distance of the ferry terminal.

Explore wonderfully scenic moderate to strenuous backpack or long hike 9.5 miles RT and 2,200 feet gain through subalpine forest to open meadows, three Brewer tarns amid subalpine larch, Brewer/Mineral Pass views and among towering mountains in BC’s northern Purcell Range. Explore beyond Brewer/Mineral pass to more magnificent Brewer Basin backcountry for sweeping ridge views, Mount Brewer and Ben Abel Lake. See abundant colorful summer wildflowers and premier displays of autumn's glorious golden larches among stunning scenery.

Enjoy spectacular terrain and skiing in an alpine setting with a wide range of aspects near British Columbia Canada's Birkenhead Lake about an hour north of Whistler.

Children will be fascinated as they stand directly beside the water and look up a 100-foot rock face to see the streams of water that make up the bridal veil pouring beside them. An old nearby mine, the Honeymoon Mine, brought the original nineteenth-century travelers to the Lake Serene area.

A 482-acre urban forest with 28 miles of flat trails and short loops of 1 to 3.5 miles that make for an easy and convenient outing. This popular urban forest between Bellevue and Kirkland is a respite from city life where hikers and equestrians can enjoy shady, meandering trails year-round. Dogs on leashes are allowed.

Used for Mountaineers meetings at the indoor climbing wall and meeting Hall.

A community center on the Olympic Peninsula that offers a friendly and casual atmosphere with rental space for meetings and activities.

A moderate sea kayak journey in the Broken Group Islands of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve in Vancouver Island's Barkley Sound.