June 2018
How the Trump Administration is Threatening the Washington Wilderness and What State Leaders Are Doing About It
In Washington state, we’ve been pulling together to protect our wilderness. But Knute Berger wonders if the current federal administration will take us back to the era of exploitation
A 1958 hike led by Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas drew attention to the Olympic coastline; with areas like this under threat, a “Save the Coast Hike” this summer will follow the same path
85 Best Outdoor Adventures: The Top Hikes, Beaches and Campsites Close to Seattle
We've got the scoop on the hikes, camping spots, beaches and adventures that are practically on our doorstep and will keep you outside all summer long
SOAK IT UP: Incredible mountain views like this from the Naches Peak Loop near Chinook Pass can be found within easy reach of Seattle
Best Places to Stargaze in Washington Parks
In the great outdoors, the real show begins after the day is done
This article appears in print in the June 2018 issue, as part of the “85 Best Outdoor Adventures” cover story. Click here to subscribe. If you aren’t mesmerized by the view of the heavens above from Artist Point, perched at 5,000 feet elevation in an otherworldly alpine saddle between two of the Cascades’ most iconic peaks (Mount Shuksan…
Glass Castle: Inside the Epic Space Needle Remodel
The city’s iconic landmark debuts a new, see-through experience, with more changes to come
This article appears in print in the June 2018 issue. Click here to subscribe. For more on the Space Needle’s $100 million reconstruction, click here and join us on our behind the scenes tour of the remodel. Times have changed since the debut of the Space Needle at the Century 21 Exposition, aka the Seattle World’s Fair, in…
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