100 Things to Do in Washington State Before You Die - by Gina Tarnacki (Paperback)

About the Book

The state of Washington is a mesmerizing maze of water, mountains, old railroad towns, and vibrant cities. From the islands of the Puget Sound to the rolling hills and vineyards of the Palouse, natural wonders abound in Washington. With this comprehensive book, you'll become a true connoisseur of the Evergreen State as you find insider tips and itinerary ideas to help you discover new and intriguing places, whether you've lived in Washington all your life or are new to the area. Visit the four serene and wild corners of the state plus all the enchanting trails and back roads that lie in between. Take a ferry ride to delightful small towns like Friday Harbor and Kingston, get fresh Dungeness crab from Taylor Shellfish (or catch it yourself), shop for local artisan wares at Dahmen Barn, and visit thoughtfully curated museums like the Hibulb Cultural Center and MoPOP. Learn about Washington's strong Indigenous heritage that has influenced the names of many destinations in the state. Take time to visit farm towns like Toppenish and Union Gap and learn about how agriculture has shaped much of Washington's food culture. The options of how to spend a day in Washington seem endless, but local travel writer Gina Tarnacki will help you pinpoint the experiences you must have in your lifetime and how to have the best time while doing so.

About the Author

Gina Tarnacki is a travel writer whose work has been published in USA TODAY, Travel + Leisure, TripSavvy, and many more publications. She has lived in Washington for a decade (and counting!) and has no plans to ever leave. She divides her time between her lakeside home near Seattle and her cabin on the Sound. She loves tasting wine with her husband and visiting new beaches and trails with her nature-loving kids. Learn more about Gina at evergreenandsalt.com.