Washington State is where nature shows off. From craggy coastlines and windswept beaches to glacier-capped peaks and moss-draped rainforests, this Pacific Northwest gem is packed with adventure at every turn. It’s a land of contrasts—where alpine ridgelines give way to lush valleys, and old-growth forests meet the roar of the Pacific Ocean.
Explore iconic landscapes like Olympic National Park, where you can hike through two temperate rainforests, stand beneath towering waterfalls, and take in sweeping views from mountain summits. Walk along driftwood-littered shores, discover tidepools brimming with sea life, and watch for wildlife in quiet, forested corners. Whether you’re chasing peaks, paddling peaceful lakes, or soaking in the serenity of the wilderness, Washington delivers nature in its most raw and remarkable form.
Read about North America's National Parks, and learn from the experts!
Activity Level 1
Suitable for most fitness levels, our Level 1 adventures are the perfect introduction to adventure travel.
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ADULT ONLY
Olympic National Park is a true gem of the Pacific Northwest. This 5-day journey will take you to some of the best parts of Olympic including breathtaking panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, lush forests below, and the coastline and ocean beyond from Hurrican Ridge.
Activity Level 1
Suitable for most fitness levels, our Level 1 adventures are the perfect introduction to adventure travel.
Read more about the Active Range
FAMILY VACATION
Get ready for 5 days of family fun in Olympic National Park, with snowy mountain views, magical forests, and wild ocean beaches to explore, every day’s a new adventure!
Activity Level 1
Suitable for most fitness levels, our Level 1 adventures are the perfect introduction to adventure travel.
You'll typically experience two half day activities per day, done at an easygoing pace.
Activity Level 2
Hikes on our Level 2 adventures are considered easy to moderate in difficulty.
Those who enjoy half-day hikes with enough elevation gain to elevate their heart rate will enjoy these adventures.
Activity Level 3
Those who take on our Level 3 tours are looking for more challenging hikes that will raise their heart rate.
While not our most strenuous trips, you'll definitely feel accomplished after a day on the trails. A solid base of fitness is advised.
Activity Level 4
Be prepared for some serious physical activity on our Level 4 trips. The fitter you are, the more you'll enjoy it, as most hikes will be challenging.
Hikes may include rock scrambling, river crossings, and off trail adventures.
Activity Level 5
On our Level 5 trips get ready to conquer back-to-back days of long hikes or summitting peaks at altitude.
We require a high level of fitness as adventurers will be met with plenty of challenges and sometimes extreme conditions.
Washington has been nicknamed "The Evergreen State” because it is loaded with trees (kept very green by the ample precipitation)! While the state can receive its fair share of rain, near the coastline maintains a consistently mild climate that is comfortable all year long.
April is the best time for seeing the apple trees in full bloom in the state, so if that is something you have on your bucket list plan for an April visit. As the saying goes April showers bring May flowers and this holds true for Washington state weather. The average temperatures this time of year are relatively consistent in March at 42°F to a balmy average high of 54°F in May.
Temperatures vary depending on where you are in the state, but if you are along the coast in June you can expect average daily temperatures in the mid 60°F range. In July and August, the average high is closer to 70+°F. All three months, expect the evenings to be cool enough that you’ll need a light jacket.
If you’re visiting the coast or specifically the San Juan Islands, then September is a great time to go. The weather is still averaging around 66°F during the day, the crowds have thinned out, and as mentioned earlier has more than 247 sunny days per year.
Temperatures may be lower so this might be the perfect time for a winter vacation. Statewide, the average daily highs are in the mid 30°s, and lows are right around 30°s. Skiing is popular at Mount Baker, Steven’s Pass, White Pass and several other locations throughout the state.
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By paying in full we are able to pass on savings to our guests, but please note that by opting for this payment plan, your booking becomes non-refundable, non-cancellable, and non-changeable. This offer is only valid for reservations where the trip is no sooner than 180 days from the departure date at time of booking.
We highly recommend that you purchase Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) insurance. We recommend Redpoint Insurance – you can find details here.
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With an average of 12 guests per departure and an industry-leading average 6:1 guest-to-guide ratio, you’ll enjoy a highly personalized experience.
It’s so much easier to relax and enjoy your adventure when you have fun, caring guides who know the land, sweat all the details and whip up incredible meals, too!
When we say all inclusive, we mean it! Meals and snacks, activities, lodging, transportation, guiding services and more. All you need to do is show up!
Every aspect of your trip is thoroughly considered for your safety, from highly vetted partners and well-maintained equipment to extensively trained guides.
Family travel and North American National Parks are our specialty. We’ve perfected our itineraries for decades, ensuring you'll experience your destination to the fullest.
For us, the extra mile is never extra, it’s part of the way! Count on special touches throughout your trip that will amplify your experience.