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Washington State TOP ADVENTURE DESTINATIONS: Washington State Are your students ready to hike through Hoh Rain Forest on the Olympic Peninsula, kayak thorugh the glacially formed clear waters of Lake Crescent in Olympic National Park, or take a break from the outdoors and playpinball at Seattle’ Pinball Museum? Washington State is an educational destination that is full of adventure. If your students are ready to join a ranger to work as a scientist studying the forests and rivers of Ohanapecosh, go river rafting in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, or bouldering in Leavenworth, Educational Destinations can make your Washington State adventure trip rewarding and memorable. ADVENTURE OPPORTUNITIES: • Quietly Explore the Home of the Pacific • Challenge the Rapids by Rafting or • Check Out the Might Killer Whales from Western Big-Eared Bat in Boulder Cave Kayaking the White Salmon River A Boat Cruise in Anacortes • Hike the Umtanum Canyon and Be • Stay in a Haunted Mansion (if you are • Explore the Interconnecting Tunnels of Amazed at the Abuntant Amount of cool with the extra company) the World-Famous Seattle Underground Wildlife You Might Encounter • Glide Over the San Juan Islands with a in Pioneer Square • Test Your Climbing Skills with a Trek Seaplane Flight • Skydive Over the Scenic Snohomish Up Mount St. Helens, an Actual Active • Get Wet and Wild on a Jet Ski in Lake River Valley Volcano Chelan • Bungee from the Top of the Pacific • Hit the Waves with a Surf Board at • Take a Sea Kayak to Stuart Island and Northwest Bridge Westport Light State Park Camp Out Under the Stars • Take Our Your Best Friends in Out-of- • Take on the Frenchman Coulee • Take a Magical and Breathtaking Ride this-World Paintball Battles Waterfall with Some Rock Climbing in the Sky with a Hot Air Balloon • Explore the Lava Tubes of the Guler • Experience an Exhilarating Forest • Enjoy Some Scenic Biking on Ice Caves Adventure with Camano Island Ziplines Sammamish River Trail • Experience a Scuba Class that End With a Real Ocean Diving in Seattle ADVENTURE ATTRACTIONS: • Olympic National Park • Museum of Pop Culture • Fairholme Beach • Crystal Mountain Resort • Lake Roosevelt • Washington Pass • San Juan Islands • Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail • Blue Lake • Mount St. Helens National Volcanic • Lewis & Clark National Historic Park • Enchantment Lakes Monument • Mount Rainier National Park • Palouse Falls State Park • Port Angeles • North Cascades National Park • Duthie Hill Park • Nishinomiya Japanese Garden • Olympic National Park • Guler Ice Caves • Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National • Plains of Abraham Trail • DoodleBug Sportz Forest • Oregon National Historic Trail • Bungee Masters • The Town of Leavenworth • Seattle Center • Skydive Snohomish • Skagit Valley Tulip Festival • Thornton Lakes Trail • Canopy Tours Northwest • North Cascades National Park • iFLY Seattle Indoor Skydiving • Boulder Cave/Naches Ranger District • Woodland Park Zoo • Lake Cushman • Earth Sanctuary • Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest • Mount Ellinor • Wenas Creek Wildlife Area • Ice Age Floods National Geologic Trail • Tiger Mountain OT HER ATTRACTIONS: • Washington State History Museum • Imagine Childrens Museum Center • America’s Car Museum • Seattle Aquarium • Museum of Glass • Seattle Pinball Museum • Southgate Roller Rink • Escape Ninja • Pacific Science Center • Kitsap Haunted Fairgrounds • Parkour Visions • Eco-Friendly Climate Action Plan • Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink • Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium • Experience Music Project • Tillicum Village Excursion • Round 1 Bowling & Amusement • Space Needle • Seattle Mariners • Seattle Art Museum • Monorail • Seattle Seahawks • Seattle Scuba School • Boeing Factory Tour • Woodland Park Zoo • K1 Speed - Indoor Go Karts • Seattle Symphony • Beach Naturalist Program • Many Escape Rooms • Pike Place Market • Seattle University • Odyssey Maritime Discovery Center • Discovery Park Environmental Learning Helping teachers open minds and educate students around the world. www.educationaldestinations.com 800.616.1112.
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