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Mount Baker is the most isolated of the Cascade volcanoes in the USA. The local Native Americans gave Mount Baker a name meaning ‘White Steep Mountain.’ Mount Baker Ski area sits in the heart of the North Cascade Mountains and has become one of Washingtons premier ski resorts. It has the highest average snowfall of any ski area in North America. The area is also fantastic for hiking with many trails to suit all levels of ability. Or why not try white water rafting in the Nooksack River. Ideal for those looking for an adrenaline rush. Fishing is also available in the Nooksack River which is abundant with five species of wild salmon. Or for trout try Silver Lake which is well stocked. After a fun packed day relax over some excellent food and enjoy some entertainment at one of the local restaurants. A great location with plenty on offer to occupy everyone.Please visit: www.mtbaker.us, and www.gonorthwest.com/Washington/cascades/mt_baker.htm for more information on the area.
Seattle is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest. Located between Puget Sound and Lake Washington in King County, of which it is the county seat, and overlooking Elliott Bay, Seattle is nicknamed The Emerald City. The city is a damp green gem, with an abundance of evergreen trees throughout, and spectacular views of the Cascade mountains to the east and the Olympic mountains to the west. Seattle is home to a number of top-notch museums. Downtown is home to the renowned Seattle Art Museum, which displays an good overview and assortment of art from around the world. Most of the architectural attractions in Seattle are located in a small portion of the downtown area, easily traversed on foot. Among the highlights are the Central Library, an uniquely designed building with an enormous glass-fronted atrium; the Smith Tower, an Art Deco skyscraper which has an observation deck and is Seattle's oldest skyscraper, and the Columbia Center, the tallest building in the Pacific Northwest and one with it's own observation deck, the tallest in the city. Of course, the most popular view in Seattle remains the one from the revolving top of the Space Needle at the Seattle Center.
Please visit http://www.seattle.gov/visiting/ and http://www.visitseattle.org/Home.aspx for more information on the area.
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Seattle is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest. Located between Puget Sound and Lake Washington in King County, of which it is the county seat, and overlooking Elliott Bay, Seattle is nicknamed The Emerald City. The city is a damp green gem, with an abundance of evergreen trees throughout, and spectacular views of the Cascade mountains to the east and the Olympic mountains to the west. Seattle is home to a number of top-notch museums. Downtown is home to the renowned Seattle Art Museum, which displays an good overview and assortment of art from around the world. Most of the architectural attractions in Seattle are located in a small portion of the downtown area, easily traversed on foot. Among the highlights are the Central Library, an uniquely designed building with an enormous glass-fronted atrium; the Smith Tower, an Art Deco skyscraper which has an observation deck and is Seattle's oldest skyscraper, and the Columbia Center, the tallest building in the Pacific Northwest and one with it's own observation deck, the tallest in the city. Of course, the most popular view in Seattle remains the one from the revolving top of the Space Needle at the Seattle Center.Please visit http://www.seattle.gov/visiting/ and http://www.visitseattle.org/Home.aspx for more information on the area.
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Seattle Bed and Breakfast |
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