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  • Mount St. HelensThe volcano that changed the history of the United States in just minutes, today a National Volcanic Monument.
  • Mt. Rainier National ParkThe National Park is centered on the spectacular cone of Mount Rainier, a dormant volcano some 14,410 ft high.
  • Chewing Gum WallLots and lots of chewing gum on a wall. All possible colors, flavors, sizes and designs.
  • Olympic National ParkRain forests, mountain peaks, vibrant vegetation and a stunning variety of plants and animals.
  • Willows LodgeWillows Lodge’s location, on the eastern edge of the Seattle suburbs (not far from a little town called Redmond) makes it an obvious choice for (...)
  • Hotel 1000For everything that makes the Northwest such a vibrant and livable place, there’s a bit of a shortage of style in the upper end of the hotel market. But (...)
  • W SeattleAt the height of the WTO riots, two guests at the W Seattle decided to get married… with one day’s notice. As there were no judges, justices, or (...)
  • Inn At The MarketThe Market, in this case, is Seattle’s famed Pike Place Market, best known as the place where all that fish-tossing goes on. This inn is quite literally (...)
  • Hotel MaxWhat used to be the wholly unremarkable downtown Hotel Vance is now making a play for the title of Seattle’s hippest hotel, under a new name: Hotel Max. (...)
  • Hotel AndraThough it’s the hotbed of a certain kind of entrepreneurial creativity, and one of America’s centers of new technology, Seattle has always been (...)
  • Space Needle The ultimate Seattle perspective. The Space Needle offers the best view of the city and the surrounding area, day or night.
  • SeattleThree million people call Seattle their home, as did Jimmy Hendrix, Bruce Lee and the business magnate Bill Gates.