Enjoy a moderate sea kayak trip along the eastern shore of Puget Sound's East Passage between Tacoma and Des Moines or cross to Vashon or Maury Island. Launch and landing points of interest include Saltwater State Park, Dash Point State Park, and Point Robinson.

East Tiger Mountain is a moderate, 8.4 mile loop day hike with 1,600 feet of elevation gain. The trail goes through old forests, over over creeks and up to the East Tiger Mountain summit viewpoint. It's the highest of the Tiger Mountain summits!

Part of the Bellevue School District, Eastgate Elementary has classrooms and meeting rooms that can be used for committee meetings or lectures for courses.

A moderate hike in summer and snowshoe in winter through open forest and meadows near Kachess Lake and Lake Easton east of Snoqualmie Pass. The steep switchbacks leading up to the ridge offer a 360 degree views of surrounding mountains and a mix of eastside and westside mountain flowers.

The new Eastside Community Center Pool in Tacoma can be used for kayak practice sessions.

A fire station in Issaquah typically used for Eastside Fire & Rescue and King County Search & Rescue training and meetings. It may be reserved for other community groups when available.

Hike from one-way or out-and-back from Deer Creek or Grove of the Patriarchs on the Eastside Trail in Mount Rainier National Park. It's up to 13 miles round trip and 1,100 feet of elevation gain.

A strenuous backpack over Easy Pass and into Fisher Creek basin to Fisher camp. From nps.gov, "Many believe the Easy Pass and Fisher Basin area to be one of the most superb places in the North Cascades. Extensive meadows are crowned by glacial peaks. The short, steep trail to the pass is anything but 'easy.'" Enjoy views of Mount Logan, Fisher Peak, and Mount Arriva, wildflowers throughout the summer season and larches turning yellow in the fall.

Backpack 59 miles on a loop crossing Easy and Park Creek Passes, and exploring North Fork Bridge Creek. Harvey Manning described Easy Pass views as “dramatic”, Park Creek Pass and its surroundings as “one of the scenic climaxes of the North Cascades National Park,” and North Fork Bridge Creek Trail as leading to a “magnificent . . . huge cirque . . . beneath the ice-hung precipices of 9160-foot Goode Mountain, 8515-foot Storm King Peak, and 9,067-foot Mount Logan.”

Enjoy possible sightings of seals, birds, and other marine wildlife depending on the tide and pilings.

Ebey's Landing is an easy, 5.6 mile day hike loop with just 260 ft in elevation gain. The trail starts at the edge of Admiralty Inlet in Puget Sound, going along the top of a bluff above Peregos Lake.

More than 25 miles of groomed skate and classic cross-country skiing 20 minutes outside of Chelan and Manson, plus additional "backcountry" trails for skiing and snowshoeing. Groomed trails follow the ridges of the terrain, creating a great skiing experience for all ability levels.

Scramble one, two or all three of the prominent bumps on the northwest side of Mount Rainier overlooking the glorious Spray Park.

An indoor climbing gym for bouldering only. (No rope routes available.)

A climbing gym in Bellevue's Crossroads Mall, with facilities for indoor bouldering and top rope climbing.

A climbing gym in Seattle near the Ballard Locks with facilities for indoor top rope climbing, lead climbing, and bouldering.

An indoor climbing gym in Tacoma, offering top-rope climbing, lead climbing, and bouldering.

Part of Audubon's list of Important Bird Areas, this is a great place for viewing wintering and migratory birds. This 3-mle spit in Port Angeles can be part of a birding trip by car along the northern Olympic Coast.

One of the few urban saltwater estuaries remaining in the Puget Sound area. It's 22.5 acres and hosts up to 90 species of birds throughout the year.

Walk two miles from Four Corners in Edmonds to downtown Edmonds though Pine Ridge Park and Yost Park.