Katelynn & Jonathan
Things To Do
Seattle
Visit the iconic Space Needle, explore Pike Place Market, and experience the art of Chihuly Garden and Glass. Enjoy scenic views of the Seattle skyline, waterfront, and Ranier on a narrated harbor cruise or go whale watching.
Poulsbo
Poulsbo, also known as "Little Norway", offers a variety of attractions and activities, blending its Norwegian heritage with a vibrant waterfront and natural beauty. Visitors can explore the historic downtown, enjoy the waterfront, visit the Poulsbo Maritime Museum, or partake in outdoor recreation like kayaking and hiking. Only 1 hour from the Tacoma area.
Leavenworth
Leavenworth, WA is a charming Bavarian-themed town nestled in the Cascades Things to do: -Leavenworth Reindeer Farm – Get up close with real reindeer inside the enclosure — a fun visit any time -Alpine Coaster & Adventure Park – Enjoy year‑round fun with roller‑coaster rides through pine forests, a climbing wall, mining sluice, and food/beverages -Front Street Downtown – A pedestrian‑only strip lined with German architecture, live folk music, shops, bakeries, and cafes About 2-2.5 hours from Tacoma
Mount Rainier National Park
Mount Rainier National Park is packed with unforgettable activities—whether you’re chasing waterfalls, summiting peaks, wandering wildflower meadows *Scenic Drives & Panoramas* -Paradise Road to Sunrise: A breathtaking drive through snow-fed waterfalls and vivid alpine vistas with wildflower meadows in summer -Reflection Lakes: Just off Stevens Canyon Road, these mirror-like lakes deliver iconic Mt. Rainier reflections at sunrise/sunset Hikes -Grove of the Patriarchs: A 1‑mile boardwalk through ancient old-growth trees, crossing a charming suspension bridge over the Ohanapecosh River -Narada Falls: A quick 0.2‑mile loop from the parking lot to view a stunning 188-ft waterfall directly from the road -Skyline Trail (Paradise): A 5.6-mile loop with panoramic views, glacier overlooks, and Myrtle Falls—especially vibrant late July