The Outdoors section offers news, ideas and information that will help you make the most of the Pacific Northwest's abundant outdoors offerings.
So your vacation plans got canceled due to the coronavirus. That doesn't mean you can't take some time off to do something fun. Here are...
The road trip holds a nostalgic place in the hearts of many, and the coronavirus will likely lead to a resurgence of its popularity this...
Escape to the tropics by way of a Hawaiian bakery in Georgetown, then explore a neighborhood dotted with quirky garden art, plus a Godzilla-sized cowboy...
If working from home has you going stir crazy, here are drivable destinations where you can get some sun — while getting away from other...
Pride will be held virtually this year, but there are events you could participate in. Our list of recommendations for the weekend includes a walking...
One man was reported missing on Friday and the second on Monday.
Outdoor activities, where the air helps disperse virus particles, are relatively low risk — as long as you follow basic precautions.
It's a tumultuous time. It might seem easier to stay hunkered down. But this is, perhaps, when we need summer most of all.
Effective immediately, restrictions are relaxed on many King County businesses including restaurants, salons and retail, as well as some recreation and small gatherings.
