Preacher Mountain is a snowshoe or scramble of 11 miles with 5,000 feet of gain in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Typically approached from the Middle Fork Trailhead and Rainy Lake, it can also be approached the Snow Lake Trail and Wildcat Lakes. Traveling only to Rainy Lake makes for an basic-level and shorter snowshoe trip, and in winter Preacher Mountain is an intermediate-level snowshoe trip.

A Grade II, Class 2-3 glacier climb in the North Cascades.

A route/place a lecture, field trip, seminar or clinic is happening at a volunteer's private residence.

This is the community art studio for The Procession of the Species in Olympia and is available for wearable art and luminarias for The Procession.

An aquatic reserve in Puget Sound near Port Townsend where landing a sea kayak is not permitted. Many marine animals pup on the island and other wildlife and sea birds nesting in the area can be seen too.

Prusik Peak's South Face route, also known as the Burgner-Stanley route, is a Grade III, 5.9 climb.

The West Ridge of Prusik Peak is rated Grade II, 5.7.

A hike on what is more of a climber's path and often snow-covered well into summer. It's up to 10 miles round trip with 1,300 feet of elevation gain. Enjoy views of Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan. In winter it is a good backcountry ski tour.

The classic and rugged 35+ mile, high alpine traverse from Cascade Pass to the Suiattle River.

This retreat center is located at Fields Spring State Park in the Blue Mountains near Anatone in the southeast corner of Washington. It serves as an ideal base camp for year-round fun in the outdoors, with just enough creature comforts at the end of the day.

Pugh Ridge is a strenuous, 12.4 mile in-and-out day hike with 2,835 ft in elevation gain. The trail goes up along creeks and through meadows and forests to an old lookout.

A challenging 7.5-mile long trail with 4,500 feet of elevation gain near Randle in East Lewis County. The trail gets steep right away from the Highway and gains 3,000 feet in the first 3 miles in forest making it an excellent conditioner. Enjoy views of volcanoes from the top.

Hike/scramble a strenuous 22 mile loop with 8,000' gain beginning from the Hamma Hamma River Road. The route passes by Mount Bretherton, Lena, East Lena, and Stone, with options to extend to Mount Skokomish and/or Mount Hopper.

Walk along the Puyallup River through stands of towering cottonwoods on a paved path in the City of Puyallup. This trip is best during the fall when the cottonwood leaves turn brilliant yellow.

A moderate, 7 mile route trip day hike with 2,400 feet of elevation gain in the Olympics. The trail goes up a forested slope to a scenic mountain with panoramic view of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Lake Crescent.

Located in southern Puget Sound on Vashon Island, this is a rewarding 5-mile sea kayaking adventure in a bay that is about a half mile wide. Because it is shallow, there is no marine traffic and it has great views of shellfish. The bay is also a major wintering spot for over 35 species of birds.

Hike mainly on decommissioned logging road, with creek crossings at former culvert sites that may be challenging with recent heavy rain or snowmelt along Quartz Creek from the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River. The hike to Blethen Lake is 10-11 miles with 2,000-2,550 feet of elevation gain, and the scramble to Rooster Mountain (aka The Ark) is, at 11 miles round trip, about the same length but with 4,200 feet of elevation gain. Enjoy views of Quartz Mountain, Garfield Peak, and other peaks in the Middle Fork moderate scramble with outstanding views of Garfield Mountain and the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River Valley.

Sea kayak along a long stretch of the northern section of the west coast of Canada's Vancouver Island, rounding the Brooks and Hesquiat peninsulas, passing Kyuquot sound, Esperanza Inlet, Nookta Sound, and Clayoquot Sound. It's roughly 200 nm and takes up to three weeks.

A neighborhood of Seattle with 22 public green areas, city parks, greenbelts, P-patches, Free Libraries, Seattle Pacific University, and plenty of stairs for exercise.

Olympic rain forest at its finest! A beautiful, but difficult rain forest hike or backpack in Olympic National Park. It's up to 32 miles round trip with up to 500 feet of elevation gain. Brush and a river crossing is what makes this a potentially challenging trip.