Exploring The Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Photos by Drew Smalley Photography / @drewsmalleyphoto Words by Erika Vikander / @erikathevikingvikander Location: The Gifford Pinchot National Forest The problem with living in such an unbelievably scenic place is, it is nearly impossible to decide what new area to explore. Within two hours you can be at the coast, the desert, old growth forest, or on a serene mountain top with views beyond your wildest dreams. This
Oregon – Washington Campervan Road Trip!
We are Francois and Camila from Chile, and together with our 5 month old baby Elena we are excited to tell you about our last adventure in the US! But we will start from before, when in 2018 we started an Instagram account about hiking: Trekking en Chile (@trekking_en_chile). When we started this account, we wanted to show the most beautiful places for going hiking
11 Places to Camp in the Pacific Northwest with a View
Filled with lush forests, stunning beaches, and towering mountain ranges, the Pacific Northwest is the perfect place to get out into nature and sleep under the stars. We’ve put together a list of some of our favorite places to camp in the Pacific Northwest, all surrounded by stunning scenery and breathtaking views. Check out these 11 places to camp in the Pacific Northwest with a
5 Historic Sites in Washington to Visit this Season
Washington’s staggering size and diverse geography have spawned a history rich in culture and industry. Throw in 240 miles of coastline and at least 60 named mountain ranges, and no corner of the state is the same. From bustling maritime activities to the massive timber industry to the spectacular wild places, Washington has long been a place that attracts adventurers and explorers. Furthermore, the history
The 7 Natural Wonders of Washington State
Washington has one of the most diverse natural landscapes in the continental United States. From Pacific Ocean coastline to high mountain peaks, from low-lying grassland to temperate rainforest, there are amazing vistas and wilderness to explore in every corner of the state. Though there are too many destinations to count, we’ve put together a list of just seven that stick out as some of the
9 of the Top Mountain Biking Trails in Washington
Mountain biking in Washington is one of the most unique and incredible experiences in the country. From fast-paced singletrack to racing through old growth forests, mountain biking trails in Washington are unforgettable. With help from Singletracks, a nationwide online mountain biking community, we’ve put together an aggregated list of some of the most frequented and well-loved mountain biking trails in Washington. Send it! 1. Galbraith Mountain 64
7 Pacific Northwest Fall Festivals You Won’t Want to Miss this Year
Pacific Northwest culture calls for outdoor recreation, good eats, and a ton of festival-going. Fall is the perfect time to visit the PNW for so many reasons—farmers markets, fall foliage, and less-crowded trails—and on top of it all are the festivals that range from holiday gift markets to music festivals to local food extravaganzas. Remember, if you choose to attend the craft beverage festivals, choose
10 of the Best Things to Do in Seattle, Washington
Seattle, Washington is one of the crown jewels of the Pacific Northwest. White settlers arrived at the edge of Puget Sound in the early 1850s and soon established a small village in what is now commonly known as the Pioneer Square district in the modern city of Seattle. The pioneers shared the area with Native American tribes and named the city after a Duwanish tribe
Explore these 7 Hidden Gem Destinations in the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest is packed with popular destinations, ranging from natural wonders like Mount Hood to urban eateries like Voodoo Doughnut. However, if you’re looking to break away from the typical tourist spots, explore these 7 hidden gem destinations in the Pacific Northwest today in your ROAMERICA campervan rental. 1. Ape Cave If you want a true underground adventure, look no further than Ape Caves on the
5 Must-See Destinations in Olympic National Park
Designated as both a World Heritage Site and an International Biosphere Reserve by the United Nations, Olympic National Park combines temperate rainforest, glaciated mountain peaks, and coastal ecosystems to create a nature experience you’ll never forget. The park encompasses nearly one million acres and over 70 miles of coastline, which is an impossible amount of ground to cover in one visit. Whether you enjoy hiking or