An intermediate level alpine climb in the Southern Pickets Range. The Chopping Block is named Pinnacle Peak on maps.

The Cradle is a scramble of 14 miles with 6,500 feet of gain.

A low-elevation winter scramble with views of Mount Pilchuck's north face. It's Point 3802 on the USGS map.

Two sandstone sport rock climbing crags on east and west sides of the Elwha River west of Port Angeles on the Olympic Peninsula.

A long, strenuous day hike or backpack through one of the most beautiful alpine settings on earth, The Enchantments in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Starting at either end hike through forest to gain the 7,000-foot plateau. Then follow the trail over ridges, through alpine meadows, and a medley of lakes, granite peaks and subapline larches. It's up to 26 miles and 6,500 feet of elevation gain.

A bolted alpine sport climb on "The Fang" near The Tooth. It's Grade II, 7 pitches of technical climbing 5.6 - 5.10- 650ft.

At the south end of Kangaroo Ridge are The Tomahawk and The Fin. The Fin is a challenging rock climb for beginners. Expect beautiful views of the North Cascades and some solitude on this climb. Times: 3-4 hrs to the col and 3-4 hrs to the summit.

A moderate snow/rock scramble in early season (rock scramble in later season) near Washington Pass in the North Cascades.

A conference center in Bellingham for camps, retreats, events, and classes.

The High Priest is a prominent white tower located on the main Temple Ridge crest in the Enchantments. The North Face is a basic rock climb rated 5.5.

An event venue in Buckley, WA that hosts The Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire.

A private elementary school in the Good Shepherd Center near Seattle's Meridian Park where The Mountaineers sometimes run Mountain Workshops.

Think birds, flowers, trees, and geology. The Okanogan is a wild destination in north central Washington. Many birds and flowers can be found there that don't occur or are rare west of the Cascades. The geology is unique and fascinating too.

Whether you are planning a wedding party, hosting a private event or scheduling a community meeting, The Olympia Center offers a friendly and casual atmosphere with spaces to meet your needs.

Scramble one to two peaks from the Sunrise area of Mount Rainier National Park. It's up to 9 miles and 3,400 feet of gain.

A group of rugged peaks in one of the most challenging areas of the North Cascades. After a grueling approach starting at low elevation near Newhalem or Ross Lake, climbers have access to several peaks with routes ranging from Class 3 on up.

A challenging scramble of 10 miles and 3,500 feet of elevation gain near Snoqualmie Pass.

An easy hike through estuary trails with the opportunity to enjoy bird watching and the organic farm and gardens. Home to the Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group, the Salmon Center provides opportunities for the community to engage in stewardship, conservation, ecological awareness, and has many learning opportunities.

The Spheres are three spherical conservatories in downtown Seattle, located under the Day 1 building on Lenora Street. The three glass domes are covered in pentagonal hexecontahedron panels and serve as an Amazon employee lounge and workspace. The domes range from three to four stories tall, house 40,000 plants as well as meeting space and retail stores. The Sphere have limited public visits each month and require reservations.

In early to mid-spring, this is an exceptionally colorful wildflower hike through serpentine woodland, savanna and vernal pond meadows. It's one of the premier wildflower destinations in the Pacific Northwest and an easy hike of 3-8 miles and 720-1,500 feet of elevation gain.