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White Rocks sits idyllically between the ocean and the mountains on British Columbia's southwestern coast. Its perfect location along the Canada-U.S. border gives visitors easy access to the natural surroundings and activities such as…
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Surrey and White Rock are adjacent cities in the province of British Columbia, Canada. Both are just minutes from the scenic waterfront of Semiahmoo Bay and the popular hiking paths of Cloverdale and Coquitlam. After a day of outdoor e…
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Renton, Washington, is 13 miles south of Seattle and is situated along majestic Lake Washington. This city allows visitors to enjoy the sites and attractions of Seattle without the hustle and bustle of being in the center of it all. Th…
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Tucked into the northwest corner of the state, Bellingham, Washington, is an outdoor lover's paradise. Whether it's skiing and snowboarding on Mt. Baker in the winter or hiking local trails and kayaking in Bellingham Bay in warmer mont…
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The North Cascades Scenic Byway is a stunning route through the Cascade Mountains with dozens of hiking opportunities along the way. Burlington sits at one end of the route and is ideally located to serve as a base for exploring the wa…
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Ferndale is located in the northwest corner of Washington State. The city draws a wide range of outdoor enthusiasts every year because of the abundant activities that are available in the region. The local Nooksack River offers world-c…
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Clear Lake, Washington, is both a small town and lake in Skagit County. Both are near the coastal temperate rain forest of western Washington. Visitors to the area can enjoy sea-kayaking along the coast and San Juan Islands, hiking in…
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A trip to Washington State often includes forays to Seattle. Seattle has many urban wonders and delights and is home to a large commercial salmon fishing industry. Several species of salmon spawn in tributaries and rivers, as well as c…
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Anglers flock to Washington state for salmon fishing each year because it is possible to fish for five different species of salmon. Chum, sockeye, kings, silvers and pinks can all be caught in the saltwater and freshwater of Washington…
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Bellingham, Washington, is a midsize city on the shores of the Olympic Peninsula near the Canadian border. Bellingham is home to a commercial salmon fishing industry as well as sport fishing charter operations. Five different species o…
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If you're an outdoor enthusiast, a vacation in Washington State is a dream come true. Surround yourself with the majesty of Mount St. Helens, or amble along the Columbia River Basin. Hiking, biking, kayaking and camping opportunities a…
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The ecosystem in Washington state makes it a top-notch destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure vacations. There are a number of options for climbing, hiking, kayaking and biking. With reputable and experienced adventure t…
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The outdoor activities are endless in Washington state--walks on the beach, swimming in tide pools, hiking through a rainforest, climbing lofty mountains, sightseeing in the wilderness, hiking up Mount St. Helena, whale watching and wh…
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At 350 miles and boasting the longest beach in the United States, Washington state's Pacific Coast features everything from rocky shorelines to old-growth forest. Highway 101 runs for much of the coastline, and visitors can choose fro…
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You can celebrate the Fourth of July in Philadelphia, in Washington, D.C., or with the Boston Pops. But you also can celebrate the nation's birth in a more-remote place that lets you get away and still experience the great expanse and…
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