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Get our insiders' guide to Washington State Scenic Drives and Road Trips. Visit the Olympic Peninsula and Pacific Ocean. Follow the winding roads over Chinook Pass and around Mount Rainier. Consider road trips to Eastern Washington and the rolling hills of the Palouse Scenic Byway. Trace the footsteps of the Lewis & Clark journey through Washington State. Take suggested tours through Washington Wine Country... and way, way more!
REGION 1
Ocean beaches, seaport villages, rain forests and secluded islands can all be found in northwest Washington’s peninsulas, Pacific coast and islands.
Cape Flattery Tribal Byway
Located entirely within the traditional home of the Makah Tribal Nation, this is the first tribal road in the nation to be awarded scenic status.
LEARN MOREPacific Coast Scenic Byway
This road trip epitomizes the Evergreen State. Circling the Olympic Peninsula, it winds through a national park, rain forests and along the Pacific coastline.
LEARN MORESan Juan Islands
Board a Washington State Ferry to the San Juan Islands which includes a marine highway and driving tours on both Orcas and San Juan Island.
LEARN MOREWhidbey Scenic Isle Way
Arrive via Deception Pass Bridge, which offers a simply unforgettable view, or aboard a Washington State ferry; both calmly welcome you to “island time.”
LEARN MORELewis & Clark Trail
Retrace the Lewis & Clark journey from Hells Canyon to the Pacific Ocean and see the landscape as it would have looked 200+ years ago.
LEARN MORECascade Loop
This 440-mile byway is so grand it contains three of our other road trips, Stevens Pass, Whidbey Island and the North Cascades Highway.
LEARN MOREPacific Coast Scenic Waterfalls
The Olympic Peninsula receives hundreds of inches of rain each year and is home to three temperate rainforests that are full of magical, misty waterfalls to explore!
LEARN MORECranberry Coast
Fly a kite, dig a clam, hook a salmon or catch a wave. Following the coastline from Westport to South Bend, this route epitomizes life by the ocean.
LEARN MOREHidden Coast
Roll up the cuffs of your pants and walk along the beach or light a fire in the fireplace and relax. This is a place of tales, long naps and sunsets that last forever.
LEARN MOREStrait of Juan de Fuca Hwy 112
The remote Strait of Juan de Fuca Highway 112 winds along the magnificent shoreline of the narrow body of water that connects Puget Sound to the Pacific Ocean.
LEARN MOREREGION 2
Accessible from the I-5 corridor, these road trips include routes up, over and through the towering Cascade range that separates the 'wet' and 'dry' sides of Washington State.
Chinook Pass
From the rolling fields of Enumclaw west of the Cascades to Naches on the eastside this road trip wraps around the northeastern flank of iconic Mount Rainier.
LEARN MOREChuckanut Drive
This 24-mile trip hugs sheer sandstone cliffs and provides spectacular views of the San Juan Islands, ending in Bellingham's Fairhaven District.
LEARN MOREMount Baker Highway
Winding past waterfalls and old-growth forest groves, this 58-mile trek ends at the base of the 10,781-foot volcano Mount Baker.
LEARN MORENorth Cascades Highway
With its hairpin turns and jaw-dropping vistas, many argue that the North Cascades Highway is the most scenic road trip in Washington State.
LEARN MOREStevens Pass
This road trip starts on the shores of Puget Sound, climbs over Stevens Pass then drops through Leavenworth to Wenatchee on the Columbia River.
LEARN MORECascade Loop
This 440-mile byway is so grand it contains three of our other road trips, Stevens Pass, Whidbey Island and the North Cascades Highway.
White Pass Scenic Byway
A magnificent driving tour from the lush evergreen forests of western Washington, over the Cascades into the sage-covered hills on the state’s east side.
Cascade Valley Corridor
This convenient ramble along SR-202 from Woodinville along the fertile Snoqualmie River Valley to Snoqualmie Falls and North Bend.
Mountains to Sound Greenway
Journey from the vibrant Puget Sound area, through thick forests, into historic towns, over a mountain pass, and onto the farms and sagebrush hills of eastern Washington.
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This region includes access to the Mount St. Helens volcanic crater and the Columbia River Gorge—a geologically stunning place created by the mighty Columbia River cutting a massive gap through the towering Cascade Mountain Range.
Spirit Lake-Mount St. Helens
The only scenic byway in the country that penetrates a volcanic blast zone. See remnants of the massive destruction and Mother Nature's healing powers.
LEARN MOREColumbia River Gorge
The Columbia River cut this dramatic and awe-inspiring gap through the Cascades Mountains on its way to the Pacific Ocean.
Lewis & Clark Trail
Retrace the Lewis & Clark journey from Hells Canyon to the Pacific Ocean and see the landscape as it would have looked 200+ years ago.
REGION 4
North central Washington is a geologic marvel of coulees and potholes created by the cataclysmic glacial Lake Missoula floods that gouged, scraped and shaped this wondrous landscape and event caused the Columbia River to jump its banks between 14-16,000 years ago.
Coulee Corridor
Explore the dry canyons gouged out by the Glacial Lake Missoula floods that roared through here several times up until around 13,000 years ago.
LEARN MORENorth Cascades Highway
With its hairpin turns and jaw-dropping vistas any argue that the North Cascades Highway is the most scenic road trip in Washington State.
LEARN MOREOkanogan Trails
The byway follows the Okanogan River with stunning valleys and rugged hillsides from the point where it flows into the Columbia River.
Stevens Pass
This road trip starts on the shores of Puget Sound, climbs over Stevens Pass then drops through Leavenworth to Wenatchee on the Columbia River.
LEARN MORESwiftwater Corridor
This byway rambles through back roads from Roslyn east of Snoqualmie Pass to Vantage on the Columbia River and reminds travelers of a bygone era.
LEARN MORECascade Loop
This 440-mile byway is so grand it contains three of our other road trips, Stevens Pass, Whidbey Island and the North Cascades Highway.
LEARN MOREMountains to Sound Greenway
Journey from the vibrant Puget Sound area, through thick forests, into historic towns, over a mountain pass, and onto the farms and sagebrush hills of eastern Washington.
LEARN MOREREGION 5
From Yakima and the Tri-Cities to Walla Walla, this is “Washington Wine Country.” Rich volcanic soil, 300 days of sunshine and an extensive irrigation system have made it among the most productive agricultural regions in the nation.
Chinook Pass
From the foothills of Enumclaw west of the Cascades to Naches on the eastside this road trip wraps around the northeastern flank of Mount Rainier.
LEARN MOREYakama Scenic Byway
This south central Washington road trip runs south from Union Gap to the city of Toppenish, across Satus Pass to Maryhill Museum and our own Stonehenge.
LEARN MORELewis & Clark Trail
Retrace the Lewis & Clark journey from Hells Canyon to the Pacific Ocean and see the landscape as it would have looked 200+ years ago.
LEARN MOREWhite Pass Scenic Byway
A magnificent driving tour from the lush evergreen forests of western Washington, over the Cascades into the sage-covered hills on the state’s east side.
LEARN MOREYakima River Canyon
The gentle Yakima River winds through rolling desert hills is popular for hiking, fly fishing and tubing.
LEARN MOREREGION 6
The northeast corner of Washington is perhaps our state’s best-kept secret. Beautiful mountain passes filled with rivers, lakes and wildlife are accented by tiny logging and historic gold mining communities.
Sherman Pass & Crystal Falls
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This northeast Washington trip begins near Republic and crosses Sherman Pass through Colville National Forest to the Pend Oreille National Wildlife Reserve.
LEARN MORENorth Pend Oreille
This drive through Colville National Forest is a favorite of outdoor adventurers, wildlife enthusiasts who appreciate natural and human history.
LEARN MOREPend Oreille Valley Byway
Washington’s southernmost leg of the International Selkirk Loop includes a Water Trail and follows the Pend Oreille River on our eastern border with Idaho from Newport to Tiger.
LEARN MOREInternational Selkirk Loop
Discover awesome beauty at every turn of the International Selkirk Loop, a 450 km / 280-mile scenic drive encircling the spectacular Selkirk Mountains of Washington, Idaho and British Columbia.
LEARN MOREREGION 7
Our southeast corner is home to the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse and the Snake River—cutting through rugged Hells Canyon where Lewis & Clark first entered present day Washington State.
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Lewis & Clark Trail
Retrace the Lewis & Clark journey from Hells Canyon to the Pacific Ocean and see the landscape as it would have looked 200+ years ago.
LEARN MOREPalouse Scenic Byway
Discover the bucolic communities and mesmerizing rolling wheat fields of the Palouse, some of the most productive dry farmland in the nation.
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