Olympia Visitor Information Center by VisitWa

Your source for local information about all the things to go-see-do in Thurston County. Stop in to use our Penny Press Machine

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South Beach, San Juan Island by VisitWa

Located on the South end of San Juan Island, South Beach offers fantastic hiking, beach combing, and extraordinary views of the Olympic Mountains, Straits of Juan de Fuca and Vancouver Island. It is also a superb place for a picnic lunch or dinner. If it is cool day plan on bringing matches and paper for a beach fire. There is plenty of driftwood available. The views as the sun sets off to the west over Vancouver Island are incomparable! Oh yeah, did I mention that you can sometimes see Orca Whales from land? How cool is that?

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San Juan Island: History Comes to Life in May by VisitWa

Each year during the month of May, the Town of Friday Harbor helps tell the story of the people and places of the San Juans by celebrating National Historic Preservation Month. Guided walking tours, local history talks and other special events attract island visitors and residents alike, and portray the past as long-time islanders lived and remember it. Events take place on various Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. See our website for the calendar of month-long events, dates and times at: www.historicfridayharbor.org

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Washington State Legislature - free tours by VisitWa

Phone: (360) 902-8880 to arrange tours The Capitol of Washington was completed in 1928 and is home to the Washington State Legislature and the offices of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, and State Treasurer. The dome is 278 feet high with broad based wings that surround the central structure. There are 42 steps leading up to the capitol building, specifically designed to recognize Washington as the 42nd state. The lamp above the rotunda can fit a full-size Volkswagen Beetle if put in sideways, and the faces and human figures are life-size. All lamps, and Roman firepots in the rotunda, were made by Tiffany’s. General public tours Guided public tours of the Washington State Legislative Building are offered seven days a week hourly between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Tours are free and begin every hour on the hour and last 60 minutes. Public tours begin at the Tour Information Desk which is located on the 2nd floor of the Capitol Building, just inside the main entrance doors.

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Olympia - the State Capital by VisitWa

(360) 704-7544 Olympia is the center of the state - the political center. The State Capital campus (tours daily) is a fine stop to connect with the history of this great state. The Olympia Visitor and Convention Bureau office at the edge of the campus can guide you there, but don’t move on until you see what the city of Olympia itself has to offer. An excellent pedestrian-friendly waterfront, a classic downtown with comfortable character, parks, walks, views, and a world-class children’s’ museum await you. From Olympia, western Washington’s most popular visitor attractions spread out to all the compass points, but take some time to enjoy the charm at the end of both Puget Sound and the Oregon Trail. Submitted by John Deviny, author of "Exploring Washington's Backroads"

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Winthrop Artisan Market - Summer by VisitWa

Sunday Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend 10am to 2pm http://www.winthropmarket.com/

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Methow Valley Farmers Market - SUMMER by VisitWa

Washington State's finest farmer and artisan market Saturdays 9am to noon April through October. Visit us at http://www.methowvalleyfarmersmarket.com/

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Grand Coulee Dam by VisitWa

The greater Grand Coulee Dam Area is surrounded by natural beauty found nowhere else - from the incredible lakes and mighty Columbia River to the geological wonders of the stunning coulee walls. Add to that the engineering feat that is the Grand Coulee Dam, and there is already a full day's worth of activity to take in. We have taken the time to put together a short list of some of the area's best attractions - or "Must See" things we feel will make your visit to the Grand Coulee Dam Area as great as it can be! http://www.grandcouleedam.org/index.html

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Battle Point Park on Bainbridge Island by VisitWa

(206) 949-7105 A popular park for families is Battle Point Park. It welcomes kids of all ages. Its expansive 90 acres offers literally miles of paved paths, a couple of ponds, a large kid’s playground, athletic fields and sports courts as well as an equestrian area and a community garden with 28 individual garden plots. Located about five and a half miles northwest of Winslow, on the western edge of the island not far from Manzanita Bay, Battle Point Park is named for a 19th century battle between native tribes. When you arrive at the park, you’ll find two entrances. Either entrance has large parking areas with easy access to the trails. The main, and East entrance on Arrow Point Drive NE is closest to the kid’s play areas. The playground offers a delightful grouping of play structures that include a large sandbox, activity installations like swings and a wooden lighthouse. The runners and joggers tend to favor the other entrance on Battle Point Drive. This entrance is closer to the soccer, softball

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Snoqualmie Community Center/YMCA by VisitWa

The Snoqualmie Community Center is a partnership between the City of Snoqualmie and the Snoqualmie Valley YMCA. The YMCA serves more than one-third of the city's population both through memberships and non-member activities. It provides programming that emphasizes healthy living, youth development and social responsibility, and is a gathering place for people throughout Snoqualmie Valley. http://www.ci.snoqualmie.wa.us/CityDepartments/ParksRecreation/SnoqualmieCommunityCenter.aspx

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Snoqualmie Community Park by VisitWa

The park on Ridge Street is large enough for regional festivals and major sports events, but still can accommodate the family for a cozy picnic or day out in the park. As Snoqualmie’s largest outdoor recreation facility, this 33-acre community park contains two soccer fields, three tennis courts, a basketball court, play equipment, restrooms, parking and access to the Laurel Bog interpretive loop trail. The park is surrounded by open space, giving it a nice, away-from-the-city feel but is just steps away from the Snoqualmie Ridge neighborhood center retail area. The park is a favorite of sports teams and community event organizers. http://www.ci.snoqualmie.wa.us/Departments/ParksRecreationDepartment/SnoqualmieParks/SnoqualmieCommunityPark.aspx

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Centennial Fields Park by VisitWa

Centennial Fields is perfect for a company picnic , family reunion or community-wide or regional event. This award-winning park contains three softball/baseball fields, one soccer/football field, parking, concession stand, restrooms, play equipment, picnic tables, picnic shelter, two barbecue pits and a walking path around the fields. The park sits in the shadow of Mount Si and is across from the Three Forks Off-leash Dog Park for when four-legged friends tire of watching the game and want to romp without a leash.　http://www.ci.snoqualmie.wa.us/Departments/ParksRecreationDepartment/SnoqualmieParks/CentennialFields.aspx

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Boat Watching on Bellingham Bay - PhotoOp by VisitWa

Come sit & relax in front lawn area of the Hotel Bellwether. Watch boats glide in & out of the harbor. Great location for a sunset photo. If you're feeling indulgent, grab a beer or glass of wine at the Lighthouse Bar & Grill and sit at the fire pit on a cool summer afternoon or on the outdoor couches on a hot summer night. This beautiful photo was created by Genaro Photography http://www.genarophotography.com/

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Seattle Southside Visitors Center by VisitWa

Phone 877-885-9452 The Visitor Center is located one block east of the SeaTac Airport Light Rail Our complimentary services include: Directions Free brochures, maps and other logistical/sightseeing guides distribution Transportation guidance Advice on museums, theater, dance, opera and how to get tickets Tour bookings Restaurant recommendations Hotel reservation assistance and referrals Tips, suggestions and advice on area attractions and ticket information Expert knowledge on events, sports, festivals and activities Summer Hours (Memorial Day through Labor Day): Mon – Friday 9 -5 Sat/Sunday: 10 - 4 Winter Hours: Mon - Friday 9 - 5 Closed Saturday, Sunday and Major Holidays Email: info@seattlesouthside.com Web site: www.seattlesouthside.com

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Trio Vintners by VisitWa

At Trio Vintners we challenge convention with off-the-radar varietals in a low-to-no oak style, high natural acids and alcohol levels you can live with! As a boutique winery we produce approximately 1,500 cases a year, with a focus on Italian and Mediterranean varieties. Our tasting room is conveniently located at the historic Marcus Whitman Hotel in downtown Walla Walla.

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Vashon-Maury Island Visitors Info Center by VisitWa

Get the inside scoop on all things Vashon at the Visitor's Center. Island locals will provide you with personalized information to make your visit to the Island magical. Phone (206) 463-6217 Email discover@vashonchamber.com Website http://www.vashonchamber.com/

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Three Forks Natural Area and Dog Park by VisitWa

425-888-1555 The Three Forks Natural Area in Snoqualmie has 418 acres of scenic open space including a fenced off 20-acre dog park. The park is situated at the confluence of the south fork, north fork and middle fork of the Snoqualmie River and includes more than five miles of riverfront. This is a one-of-a-kind destination for nature enthusiasts of all ages. It is adjacent to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail. Directions: From Historic Snoqualmie, drive or bike southeast on State Route 202, turn left onto Meadowbrook Way SE, and turn right on SE Park Street. The park will be on the left across the street from Centennial Fields. More info, detailed directions, and photos: http://www.cityofsnoqualmie.org

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Snoqualmie Point Park by VisitWa

425-888-1555 Snoqualmie Point Park has one of the region's grandest views of the Snoqualmie Valley and Mount Si reaching all the way to Mount Baker. With nine acres of open space and a 180-degree view that is not to be missed, Snoqualmie Point Park is a hidden jewel for sightseeing, picnicking, photo shoots, and special events such as weddings and outdoor concerts. It is also the trailhead for the Rattlesnake Mountain Trail. Park amenities include a view shelter with interpretive markers, an open-air amphitheatre, and restrooms. Directions: Heading west on I-90 take Exit 27 and turn right at the bottom of the ramp. Follow SE Winery Road to the park. More info, detailed directions, and photos: http://www.cityofsnoqualmie.org

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Boehms Candies - free window tour by ThingstoDoWA

Ph: 425-392-6652 Our founder Julius Boehm (1897-1981) was a Swiss-Austrian born in Vienna, Austria. His Grandfather was a candy maker and his father was a piano tuner. Julius developed mountaineering skills that enabled him to escape the Hitler tyranny in 1939, when he fled to Switzerland. From there he came to the Pacific Northwest in 1941 and opened his first candy business in 1943. Boehms produces an extensive line of chocolates and candies. Boehms offers self-guided tours of their factory. Through the windows along the side of their factory, you can view the steps of the candy production. Best times for viewing are Monday to Friday between 9 am and 2 pm. The retail store is open seven days a week. Guided tours are also available for a fee in June through September. Hours of Operation: Monday - Saturday 9:00am to 6:00pm, Sunday 10:00am to 6:00pm. www.BoehmsCandies.com

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Law Office of Henry Clay by Kentucky

Law office used by Henry Clay from 1803 to 1810

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