
9 great hikes in WA for people with wheelchairs, canes, crutches or strollers VIEW
In Washington, outdoor enthusiasts have many hikes to choose from. But if you use a wheelchair or other assistive devices, finding accessible trails can be...
Where to stretch your legs and explore the outdoors in the Pacific Northwest, from Poo Poo Point to the Pacific Crest Trail.
In Washington, outdoor enthusiasts have many hikes to choose from. But if you use a wheelchair or other assistive devices, finding accessible trails can be...
Hop along through the Industrial District and Georgetown with this 4-mile walk that passes eight different taprooms. Get small pours and consider a ride home.
Before tourists flock downtown this summer, explore Seattle’s ever-changing neighborhoods on this 1.7-mile urban hike from Pike Place Market to Lake Union Park.
This walk from the University of Washington down to Montlake Cut and up to the edge of Union Bay Natural Area is a good way...
Warmer weather is on the way in Washington, and wildflowers will soon bloom around the region. From the Olympics to the Cascades, consider these spring...
This 2.2-mile round-trip walk on the Oxbow Loop Trail in rural North Bend is perfect for peak moss season. Get out there while nature's carpet...
When Martin Luther King Jr. visited Seattle in 1961, he spoke at a number of locations across town, from the UW campus to Garfield High...
The rainy, wet weather we get around this time of year help the salmon, our region's iconic fish, complete their long journey home. Wander Carkeek...
The Bellevue Botanical Garden offers 53 acres of gently sloped wooded trails, bird-watching, a cool suspension bridge and world-class gardens. Perfect for a fall walk...
Susanna Ryan of Seattle Walk Report teamed up with One Foot in Front of the Other to illustrate a 3.3-mile walk through the Central District...