Exit 38 cragging areas offer a variety of climbing options. Climbing areas include Deception Crags and The Far Side.

Morocco: cities with a vibrant mix of the ancient and the modern; colorful souks (marketplaces); rich spices and mint tea; warm beaches; amazing food; and leisurely camel rides amid the towering sand dunes of the Sahara. And for strong trekkers and seekers of ancient cultures in their most untouched form, the High Atlas Mountains, home to some of North Africa’s most remote and ancient villages and populations, provide interesting and challenging trekking between remote fortified towns and welcoming Berber guest houses.

One of the top spots to view the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights).

Conveniently located at the intersection of SR-520 and 148th Ave NE, this Marriott hotel has easy access and reasonably priced meeting rooms. There are three meeting rooms for rent, two with capacity for about 30 people and one which can hold up to 130.

A scenic campground on the shore of Lake Quinault on the Olympic Peninsula. Surrounded by old-growth forest and within walking distance of Lake Quinault Lodge, this campground is ideal for exploring Lake Quinault, Colonel Bob, and the Enchanted Valley.

Agricultural education center in Snohomish.

This unique park includes a children's animal farm, a horse arena, covered picnic shelters with electricity and running water, multi-use trails that connect to the Puget Power/City of Redmond Trail, a fun and challenging orienteering course, tire swings, and an engaging nature trail.

Fay Peak & First Mother Mountain is a scramble of 5 miles with 2,500 feet of gain.

Scramble one, a pair, or all three of these peaks in Mount Rainier National Park for and easy to moderate outing.

An outdoor sports store that occasionally hosts gear nights for students in Mountaineers courses.

Federation Forest State Park

Fern Lake is a very strenuous, 15 mile in-and-out day hike with 3,000 ft in elevation gain. The hike is moderate, following the North Fork Entiat River, until the last section where you switchback up to the isolated alpine lake.

Three miles of easy interconnected hiking trails meander through the forest and meadows in southeast Washington. The pine forest offers a dramatic backdrop to meadows filled with wildflowers and views that stretch into Oregon that is perfect for naturalists and photographers to explore the beautiful world of the Blue Mountains and Grand Ronde River.

A half-day intermediate canyon in the Skokomish River valley. This canyon features some technical whitewater that is easy to navigate at moderate flows. A rooster tail on the first rappel may indicate the chute sequence will contain advanced whitewater challenges. This canyon is rated v3a4II mid-season (early July) and v3a3II in mid to late summer.

Formed by the forks of the South and North Skagit Rivers, Fir Island is located on the east side of Skagit Bay between the towns of Conway and La Conner. Great location for hiking or sea kayaking.

Hike 5.2 miles round trip and 2,200 feet of elevation gain to Fir Mountain in eastern Washington's Okanogan Highlands. Enjoy views through open forest of rock outcrops and surrounding mountains along the ridge. The last bit to the former lookout site is a bit of a scramble.

An Eastside Fire & Rescue facility in Issaquah that may be reserved for meetings when available.

Sail with skipper Clay Anderson on his Catalina 40 "Firefly" out of Foss Harbor Marina, slip B8 on the Foss Waterway in Tacoma.

Beautiful mountain and sea views on a very strenuous winter scramble of 12 mi and 6,000 feet that visits First Top as well as Point 4795 above Lake Angeles. This shared outing is made possible by utilizing portions of the Heather Park Trail as well as the Lake Angeles/Kalhane Ridge Trail which both begin at the Heart of the Hills parking area.

A great place to take some photos and enjoy one of Seattle's natural waterways.