Visit Wallace Falls in the Cascade Mountains with a local guide to lead the way with this round-trip hiking tour from Seattle. You’ll visit three different waterfalls throughout the course of your six-mile hike, with the chance to stop for an included picnic lunch at one of the falls. We  can pick up and drop off from hotels, Airbnbs and residences in the Seattle area. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

Hike to three different waterfalls safely, with an expert guide to lead the way

Round-trip transportation from your Seattle accommodation is included

Lunch is included in the price of the tour

Group sizes capped at three participants for a personal experience

An adventurous hike with waterfalls and vistas at nearly every turn. We’ll meet in Seattle and then head towards the Cascade mountains where we’ll find a fairy’s playground of roaring waterfalls and green valleys. Wallace Falls comprises three different waterfalls along the main fork of the Wallace River. The trail is moderate with rocks and roots, but a safe trail with rails to protect from falls and no narrow ledges or trail drop offs. Round trip is 6 miles. We’ll have lunch at hiker’s choice of the lower, middle or upper falls. This is a full day activity, and it costs $239.00 per group. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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Explore rocky peaks, snow-fed waterfalls, and forests in the Cascade Mountains on a full-day tour from Seattle that crosses three mountain passes. With stops to see a Snoqualmie Pass waterfall and take a hike at Stevens Pass, you’ll discover alpine scenery at its most dramatic. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

Bring a camera to capture big views that go from high peaks to glacier-carved valleys lined with oversized boulders. This trip lasts about 9 hours and costs $351.70.

• See mountain scenery a short trip away from Seattle
• Follow a scenic hiking trail from Stevens Pass
• Group size is limited to six travelers for individualized service
• Convenient pickup and drop-off at Seattle accommodations or the airport

This is an amazing tour, and it does sell out often, I recommend booking as early as possible. Bring a camera and take lost of pictures. This is an adventure you will talk about for years to come. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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Explore Whidbey Island in a chauffeur-driven SUV by booking this day trip from Seattle. You’ll visit highlights such as Deception Pass State Park, Admiralty Head Lighthouse, and Fort Casey State Park, with time left over to stop in the town of Coupville for lunch, shopping, and a bit of free time. For more information or to book this trip, click here.

• Ride across the Puget Sound on a ferry
• A local driver-guide will lead the way
• Round-trip transfers from airport, pier, or your hotel are included
• A souvenir water bottle will be yours to keep

We pick up at all Seattle area hotels, SEA airport, and cruise terminals. We pick up at all Seattle area hotels, SEA airport, and cruise terminals. This trip lasts about 7 hours and costs $351.70.

A one hour visit to this beautiful state park with tall forest and beautiful scenery. Walk across the fantastic bridge and take the trail to the beach. Easy walking. Or ride in the SUV! This is the entrance of Puget Sound where the tides come and go from the Pacific Ocean. For more information or to book this trip, click here.

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Snoqualmie Falls is one of Washington state’s top tourist attractions, just a short drive from Seattle. Plunging 270 feet, this world-famous waterfall offers spectacular views, as well as lessons in geology, native culture, and energy production. For more information or to book this trip, click here.

Pick up is available from most Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, Tukwila & SeaTac Hotels. Pickup is not available from the airport. Luggage is not included. This trip lasts about 2 and a half hours and costs $400.00, per group.

This entertaining tour covers all of it with visits to the upper and lower observation decks, hike to the bottom (optional), and gift shop. We’ll transport you in a clean and luxurious vehicle, with seats for up to 6 people (5 is most comfortable.)

Comfortable suburban transportation for up to 6 people Led by a local guide See spectacular views of the falls from the upper and lower decks Learn about how the falls were made, what the falls mean to native people, and how it supplies power to the Puget Sound region. For more information or to book this trip, click here.

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The snow-capped mountains and wildflower meadows of the Mount Rainier National Park lie just a 1.5-hour drive south of Seattle. On this full-day tour, travel in the comfort of a luxury Mercedes van and benefit from a more personalized experience on a small-group tour. Enjoy a guided walk to Myrtle Fall, tuck into a delicious lunch of gourmet regional cuisine, and stop to admire natural wonders including Mount Rainier, Reflections Lake, and the Grove of the Patriarchs. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

Pick-up and drop-off is offered to downtown Seattle and SeaTac hotels or vacation rentals. We’ll contact you the day before your tour to confirm location and timing. This trip lasts about 10 hours and costs $289.00.

• Incredible views and photo opportunities at Mount Rainier National Park
• Delicious picnic lunch of gourmet cuisine and wine
• Convenient hotel pickup and round-trip transport from Seattle
• Small-group tour with a maximum of seven people
  

We’ll start our day at Longmire, the site of the first park headquarters and designated as a National Historic District. Here we’ll learn about the history of the Mount Rainier area, including early homesteaders, pre-National Park tourism, and the mountain’s time as America’s fifth National Park. Trails around Longmire showcase this long history and include beautiful old growth forest.

We’ll walk amongst giants at the Grove of the Patriarchs. This area contains some of the most spectacular old growth forest along the banks of the Ohanapecosh River. A lovely optional 2-mile (3.2 km) guided nature walk leads to some of the largest trees in the park. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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