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Washington Wine Country is brimming with fantastic vineyards and wineries spread throughout the breathtaking Washington State. The main wine regions in this state are Walla Walla Valley, Yakima Valley, and the Tri-Cities area. Washington boasts beautiful wind-blown coastlines, a diverse climate, and a laid-back lifestyle that make the state one of the most popular new winemaking regions in the US. Washington Wine Country vineyards are nestled east of the Cascade Mountains, where the climate is dry and sunny with an abundance of glacial rivers, including the Columbia River, flowing through the state and making it possible to produce award-winning wines. This region contains the first AVA (American Viticultural Area); Yakima Valley AVA, established in 1983, there are over 240 wineries in Washington Wine Country. There are vineyards as large as 2,000 acres in Washington, and some vineyards hold contracts with up to 30 or so different wineries.
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Portland - Cannon Beach - Olympic National Park - Port Townsend - Leavenworth - Seattle (Self Drive)
Experience an unforgettable vacation exploring the fantastic Pacific West Coast Region including Washington, Oregon, and California along with the awe-inspiring charms of Alaska.
The Rocky Mountains stretch some 3,000 miles from British Columbia and Alberta in Canada through Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and down to New Mexico in the U.S.
The staggering sights of the Pacific Northwest stretch for hundreds of miles from British Columbia, Canada to Oregon.
If you`re a wine connoisseur or just an experiential wine traveler with a passion for cooler climate grapes, lush green countryside, unique boutique accommodation, and delicious eats.
Verdant vineyards and several wineries can be found where the Snake and Clearwater Rivers converge at the borders of northern Idaho and Washington.
Elegant estates at the end of rolling country roads lined with vineyards, five-star farm-to-table restaurants with wine lists bigger than their entire menu, low-key wineries housed in cozy converted barns, bikers biking the valley from winery to winery.
The intricate coastline of Washington State offers mountains, dense forests and stunning natural beauty. With its history rooted in trapping, fishing, logging and mining, the charming small towns in this region act like mirrors to the wealth of their respective pasts.
Enjoy the magnificent wonders of whale watching in some of the most fantastic locations dotted along the beautiful West Coast of the United States.
The Oregon Coast Road spans for 363 miles along the spectacularly scenic Pacific Ocean lined with bountiful sights and attractions.
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