Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
(Driving Time: 5 hours, Distance: 290 miles)
- You'll be awestruck by the breathtaking deep blue waters of Crater Lake, formed by the collapsed volcano Mount Mazama, making it one of the most unique natural wonders in the Pacific Northwest.
Glacier National Park, Montana
(Driving Time: 7 hours, Distance: 440 miles)
- Glacier National Park is an absolute must-visit destination, boasting rugged mountains, pristine forests, and over 700 miles of hiking trails that offer incredible opportunities to spot wildlife like grizzly bears and bighorn sheep.
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
(Driving Time: 9 hours, Distance: 620 miles)
- Immerse yourself in the geothermal wonderland of Yellowstone, where you can witness the awe-inspiring Old Faithful geyser in action and explore the vibrant colors of the Grand Prismatic Spring.
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
(Driving Time: 3.5 hours, Distance: 210 miles)
- Mount Rainier, an iconic snow-capped peak, is the centerpiece of this stunning national park, offering breathtaking vistas, scenic hiking trails, and the opportunity to experience the beauty of an ancient glaciated volcano up close.
Bend, Oregon
(Driving Time: 4 hours, Distance: 240 miles)
- Bend is an outdoor lover's paradise, surrounded by the Cascade Mountains, offering countless opportunities for hiking, rock climbing, and exploring the beautiful Deschutes River, as well as a vibrant craft beer scene.
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
(Driving Time: 4 hours, Distance: 270 miles)
- Coeur d'Alene is a picturesque lakeside town nestled in the Idaho Panhandle, where you can enjoy water activities, explore the charming downtown area, and take in the stunning views of the nearby mountains.