Seattle Parks and Recreation rolled out plans to add traffic calming to Lake Washington Boulevard last year. But traffic ...

Snow and glaciers work a bit like a frozen water bottle on a hot summer day: They melt into refreshing cold water at just the ...

The second High Peaks Cyclery Mini Triathlon race series of the season was held on Monday evening at the Mirror Lake Beach. For the second week in a row, Elizabethtown native Kevin Bouchard-Hall and ...

Six beach parks in King County have closed due to high levels of bacteria and toxic algae in the water. Mount Baker Beach, ...

Artist Point, a scenic destination for summer mountain hiking, is set to reopen Friday. Visitors can marvel at wraparound ...

SEATTLE — The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is still inspecting the Mount Baker Tunnel after a fiery RV crash brought traffic to a screeching halt Monday afternoon. The ...

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources is rolling up its sleeves in a major forest restoration effort at the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest near Verlot, with about 150 acres ...

This article appears in print in the March 2020 issue, as part of the “Best Neighborhoods” cover story. Click here to subscribe. As you drive south from Mount Baker Beach, majestic old trees give way ...

From the impressive Mount St. Helens to the tranquil waters of Lake Sammamish, Washington State is full of remarkable spots. Explore the dramatic Columbia River Gorge, the peaceful Hoh Rainforest ...

Where is it? Spirit Lake, Washington [46.2658524, -122.1512829] What's in the photo? A heart-shaped lake next to Mount St. Helens. Which satellite took the photo? Landsat 8 When was it taken ...

Despite the success of the popular “ Keep Moving Street ” along Lake Washington Boulevard in 2020 and 2021, in which the roadway was closed to through traffic between Mount Baker Beach and Seward Park ...

Marten Ridge, Mount Baker, Washington, elevation 3,520 feet – 58.4 inches. Lyman Lake, Wenatchee National Forest, near Chiwawa Peak, Washington, elevation 5,980 feet – 58.3 inches ...