Pulled over before work to snap this one a few years ago.

Don’t know where my pic went in the original post but here we go!

I hope to travel to this area one day, but i'm not too familiar with any parks. What are some awesome national (if there is any), state and just small parks in this area that are a must see?

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I love Seattle's vibe and the beauty of Mt.Ranier, as I have traveled to the PNW for work many times. From the Space Needle and Mopop to hiking the Grove of the Patriarchs, I really enjoy what I have seen.

I am planning a summer trip 9-12 days, flying out from NJ to Oregon? or Seatac?

I would love to take in a few National Parks, maybe span from Oregon to Vancouver. Stay in a vrbo for a few days to chill and enjoy the surroundings but do some driving and stay in a few hotels to make it all work.

Trying my best to pack in as much as possible, but again, get a few days to enjoy it and chill somewhere and not make the vacation a nonstop sprint.

Where are the must sees for the family that hasn't visited the west coast? What towns are a can't miss? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

edit: to add insight, itll be July/August and we'll be traveling with a HS and MS aged children. They have done some 6,7 mile hikes, but that is NE hiking, which tends to be flatter.

Hi everyone! I was hoping to gain perspective that I have been unable to find so far in google and reddit searches.

I am from the Southeast US and my husband and I decided it was time for a change, so I applied to family medicine programs throughout Oregon and Washington. I thought I would have an easier time deciding on exact location based off the quality of the programs, but with interviews complete, I had an unexpectedly high number of really solid programs and have no idea how to rank them.

The way the process works is I rank every single program I interviewed at, and they rank their applicants, and then we are "matched."

These are the locations of my top picks: Oregon- Milwaukie, Roseburg, Hood River Washington- Vancouver, Spokane

If we could have everything our way, this is what we would want: - nearby airport (so Roseburg takes a hit here but wondering if it would be worth living there for other reasons) - able to walk/bike to get most places like work and grocery store - decent public transit and sidewalks - 4 seasons, sunny days in summer and snow in winter - Proximity to national parks - less wildfire smoke because I have asthma

I may be able to visit some programs in February but not all of them. We spent a month in the Portland area in August and loved it for the walkability, climate, and culture.

Thoughts? If it were you, how would you rank these locations? Thank you in advance for any input!

Hi everybody, I had a quick question if you can help me out. Me and the lady are going to Port Angeles in the middle of January, I just rented a Ram 1500. Plan is to drive there through Tacoma via 16,3,101 hwy route. You think I will be fine without snow chains along these areas or should I consider buying/renting some after I get the vehicle? Any and all advice is appreciated, we're from a warmer city so not used to icy roads, thank you!

My husband and I are planning a road trip to Washington state, all the way from Arkansas, in early June. It's a 36-hour drive, so we're planning on taking three days to get there, spending three days there, then three more to get back home. Our first destination will be Forks (bc Twilight, ofc), where we plan to spend a full day. But after that we don't really have a certain town planned out. So I'm looking for ideas on where we should spend our next two days. We're not really city people, so we are nervous about venturing through Seattle or Spokane. Although I am interested in the ferries there. Also, ideas for certain activities or land marks we should check out on our way to Washington from Arkansas, would be appreciated. We plan to stop at as many landmarks that are not too far off the path of our travels there and back.

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