Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
u/herpnwadventures- — 12 hours ago
r/PacificNorthwest
The plants make me feel like I’m on another planet in the best way!
Took my dog for a walk (Seattle) and was pleasantly surprised to see that spring had sprung!
u/eppindwarf — 12 hours ago
Cape Flattery
One of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen. The furthest Northwest point in the continental US. The Makah people have been stewards of this land and sea for millennia. They are whale hunters who use canoes made from hollowed out giant redwood trees. Truly astonishing and magical.
u/4Nowingly — 7 hours ago
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE - WAHKEENA FALLS
WAHKEENA FALLS
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE
NATIONAL SCENIC AREA
Monday, March 23, 2026 at 3:14 PM
Corbette, Oregon
45.57533° N, 122.12805° W
u/Ask_Ben — 18 hours ago
A Gray whale swam 20 miles up Willapa River in southwest Washington on April Fools and hasn't left
One of the strangest PNW wildlife stories I’ve seen in a while: a gray whale went about 20 miles up the Willapa River in southwest Washington and, according to locals in the area, still hasn’t made it back out.
u/markgravesdesign — 16 hours ago
The shades of spring in the PNW (textured acrylic on canvas)
Reference photo from a lovely walk with the dog in the woods behind my place in Squamish, BC!
u/sarahafskoven — 19 hours ago
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Big Boy in the middle of a neighborhood (Douglas Fir)
u/Icy-Machine1951 — 17 hours ago
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Is November a good time to visit Pacific Northwest?
Hi, I was wondering is it worth to visit Washington, North Oregon, especially seaside in late october/ early november? Or should I wait to next year's spring. I'm from Europe, so I have to book everything in big advance.
u/PtoBARTEK — 15 hours ago
Concerts at the Gorge Amphitheater?
I’ve never been and it’s kind of a bucket list thing for me. But I don’t understand the logistics bc it’s in the middle of nowhere. Do people drive home 5 hours after? Do they camp? How does it work?
u/aj0106 — 10 hours ago
5 Day PNW Couples Trip Suggestions
Hey 👋
My boyfriend and I are celebrating our 5 year anniversary by visiting the PNW for 5 days. Our trip is in a few weeks and we’re starting to research what we want to do.
We’re flying to Portland OR, planning to spend the day exploring it, then drive to Port Angeles, WA. We’re planning to spend 2 days in Olympic National Park, then one day in Victoria, BC (is it worth visiting?). Our last day/night we’ll be in Seattle, where we depart from, we have a solid 24 hours to kill there.
We’re mid to late twenties who love hiking/nature, reading/watching films, eating good food (our favorites are breakfast foos and thai/asian cuisine), good coffee, good cocktails, but not looking to go to super touristy or insanely expensive places. He’s a gamer, I’m a reader, and we both love the outdoors.
We’re from the Northeast and never get over to that side of the country so we want to make the most of it!
- Day 1 Portland
- Day 2/3 Port Angeles / ONP
- Day 4 Victoria
- Day 5 Seattle
u/nickmillerclub — 22 hours ago
This is the final outline for stops on our 2 week family summer roadtrip down the coast!These suggestions were thanks to Reddit!
Hi! After many comments, I’ve narrowed it down to these stops (factoring in driving times) for our 2 Week road trip in July- down the coast. Please take a look and share any thoughts- and feasible must see stops! I know some of the spots (like crescent city- are not ideal. But I am trying to break up the driving the best was possible! Thank you!!!
Arrive from NY
Seattle (2 nights)
3hr drive
Forks, Air BNB (2 nights)
4hr drive
Astoria (1 night)
3hr drive
Newport (2 nights)
2.5 hr drive
Bandon (1 night)
2hr drive
Crescent City (1 night)
3.5hr drive
Arcata (2 nights)
3hr drive
Mendocino (2 nights)
3hr drive
San Francisco (2 nights)
Fly home.
u/Thornbloom2024 — 20 hours ago
Week