Jessica & Jared
Things To Do
His Favorites
Restaurants: -Cactus -Tavern Hall -Din Tai Fung -42 Cantina (Issaquah) -Daniel's Broiler Activities: -Flatstick Pub (indoor mini golf) -Go hiking (some of our favorites are listed below) -Golfing (of course)
Her Favorites
Restaurants: -Earls Kitchen + Bar -Japonessa -Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi -Castilla Restaurant and Tapas Bar -Monsoon Activities: -Walk along the Kirkland waterfront (or rent a boat!) -Wine tasting in Woodinville -Explore Pike Place Market and downtown Seattle
Local Hikes
Check out some of our favorite local hikes! -Poo Poo Point via Chirico Trail (3.9 miles) -Rattlesnake Ledge (5.3 miles) -Mt. Si (8 miles)
Woodinville Wine Country
Check out some of our favorite wineries! -Delille Cellars -Columbia Winery -JM Cellars -Goose Ridge Winery -St. Michelle Winery -Woodinville Whiskey
Mount Rainier National Park
Check out our favorite hikes in or around Mt. Rainier National park! Some will require a day pass to access, which you can purchase at the park entrance. -Fremont Lookout, 5.6 mi roundtrip -Comet Falls, 4.4 mi roundtrip -High Rock Lookout, 3.1 mi roundtrip -Summit Lake, 6.1 mi roundtrip
Snoqualmie Falls at Salish Lodge
The Pacific Northwest is known for its natural beauty, and Snoqualmie Falls (268 ft. waterfall) is the area’s crown jewel - no hiking necessary!
Woodmark Waterfront Adventures
Rent a boat, jet ski, paddleboard, or kayak on Lake Washington.
Space Needle
Iconic, 605-ft.-tall spire at the Seattle Center, with an observation deck & a rotating restaurant.
Pike Place Market
The 108-year-old farmers' market is justly famous for its fishmongers, produce stalls, craft stands and specialty food shops.
Chihuly Garden and Glass
Museum in the Seattle Center showcasing the studio glass of Dale Chihuly.
Mount Si Golf Course
Mount Si Golf Course is located in the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley, near the base of scenic Mount Si. The course is an eighteen hole, par 72.
The Seattle Great Wheel
The Seattle Great Wheel is a 53-meter tall giant Ferris wheel at Pier 57 on Elliott Bay in Seattle, Washington.