Washington State

6-9 August

• Port Angeles, WA | 3 nights | Domaine Madeleine Boutique Hotel

9-11 August

• Ashford, WA | 2 nights | Betsy's Cabins at Mount Rainier

11-13 August

• Cle Elum, WA | 2 nights | Inn at Suncadia

Lake Crescent Suite

French doors open onto a spacious deck with an expansive view of the water that stretches to the horizon. Inside this pristine jewel box, what Seattle Magazine calls “the world’s most comfortable” King size bed awaits. A large picture window screened by foliage brightens the room by day. By night, the no-fuss gas fireplace is ready to add romance at a moment’s notice.

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The Hoh Rainforest is a mesmerizing natural wonder located within Olympic National Park. Famous for its lush, old-growth temperate rainforest, it boasts towering moss-draped trees, vibrant green ferns, and a rich ecosystem of unique plant and animal species. Visitors can explore a network of well-maintained hiking trails, such as the Hall of Mosses Trail, to immerse themselves in the enchanting beauty of this pristine rainforest and experience its serene, otherworldly atmosphere.

Scenic ocean shores abound just 15 miles south of the Upper Hoh Road on Hwy 101. Enjoy pebble beach with dramatic surf, tidal pools and watch as locals catch the popular smelt fish.

Make a stop at picturesque Ruby Beach with a meandering creek, dramatic sea stacks, and drift logs is named for its sometimes garnet-colored sand. Take in the incredible views of this stunning part of the park.

• Lake Crescent Suite
  
• Gas fireplace

Hurricane Hill is one of the most bang-for-your-buck hikes and one of the most unmissable stops you need to add to your Olympic National Park itinerary. The trail will lead you along its ridge, with jaw-dropping views of the Bailey Range of the Olympic Mountains in every direction that will have you singing the Sound of Music soundtrack.

Along the path, you’ll have opportunities to see technicolor wildflowers (if you’re visiting in the summer); abundant furry friends, like mountain goats or blacktail deer; and, on a clear day, views all the way to the beautiful Vancouver Island, Canada.

• Half Day Experience

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Explore the largest, deepest, and most beautiful lake within Olympic National Park. At 12 miles long, 620 feet deep and surrounded by towering mountains, this glacially carved lake takes on an intense blue hue thanks to the crystal-clear water. Keep an eye out for bald eagles, among a variety of other birds in the area. Blacktail deer are often spotted grazing along the shoreline and rough-skinned newts swim up from the lakebed for a breath of air. To round out the trip, you'll stop at Devil's Punch Bowl, a deep pool of brilliant blue water tucked into the surrounding cliffs.

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For a little extra adventure, enjoy the short drive to Sol Duc Mineral pools, where you can soak in the hot water and even grab dinner at the restaurant on property.

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• Lake Crescent Suite

Hama Hama Oyster Company is a sixth generation family-run shellfish farm on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. Their beds are located at the mouth of one of the shortest, coldest, and least developed rivers in Washington State, and that purity is reflected in the clean, crisp flavor of the oysters downstream.

Stop in at the farm store to purchase some oysters and shuck them yourselves, or enjoy a divine lunch at the saloon.

Logging inspired custom-built cabin near Mt Rainier is loaded with amenities, charm and comfort.

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Ascending to 14,410 feet above sea level, Mount Rainier stands as an icon in the Washington landscape. An active volcano, Mount Rainier is the most glaciated peak in the contiguous U.S.A., spawning five major rivers. Subalpine wildflower meadows ring the icy volcano while ancient forest cloaks Mount Rainier’s lower slopes. Wildlife abounds in the park’s ecosystems. A lifetime of discovery awaits.

Set out with your guide and choose from a number of fantastic hikes. Enjoy a peaceful hike on a gently rolling 3-mile loop path that will give you sample views of wildflowers, forest cover, alpine lakes, and local wildlife. Pause and take time capturing the spectacular cliff-edge views of Lake Louise from Faraway Rock.

Paradise definitely lives up to its name. This is one of the most beautiful areas of Mount Rainier National Park.

During the summer months, the fields on the slopes of Mount Rainier are covered with wildflowers. The waterfalls are gushing from the snow melt, the weather is warm, and the views are gorgeous.

Take your pick from numerous hiking trails that lead higher onto Mount Rainier. The shorter, easier trails take you up to nice viewpoints of the mountain, and these include the Alta Vista Trail (1.7 miles) and the Nisqually Vista Trail (1.2 miles).

For the best experience, hike the Skyline Trail to Panorama Point, one of the best hikes in Mount Rainier National Park.

Enjoy a nice romantic dinner at your cabin, effortlessly prepared by a local chef.

• Camp 303
  
• Large master suite with vaulted ceilings

Experience the awe and wonder of seeing a moose or mountain goat from the comfort and safety of your own car in the Northwest Trek Wildlife Park. Spot a newborn bison calf with everyone getting a window seat.

The unique experience opens up the wildlife park’s famous Free-Roaming Area to visitors while keeping everyone safe and healthy.

Come enjoy one of the top-rated restaurants in Ashford with a casual dining atmosphere and a unique blend of traditional American mountain menu items as well as cuisine from Nepal that is sure to excite everyone's tastebuds.

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• Campfire pit and covered hot tub

After an enjoyable morning in Ashford, head back to Seattle and catch your flight home.

We have waived the scenset Trip Planning Fee if booked by the deadline.

scenset invests in making the world a better place. scenset will offset the fuel used during the trip. On top of that, an extra 10% will be offset to make the trip a carbon-positive experience.

Currently, support is provided for Gold Standard Climate+ Projects from the Gold Standard Foundation.