manifesting travel to the pacific northwest

There are so many places to visit in the Pacific Northwest. Marked by lush emerald forests, an abundance of wildlife, seaside cities and rugged coastlines, Northwest travel in the United States is for those with an affinity for pristine landscapes, a discerning palate with foodie cities like Seattle and Portland or folks in need of some fresh mountain air. With small waterfront towns overlooking some of the most famous mountain ranges in the United States, like the snowcapped peaks of Mount Hood and Mount Rainier, there is plenty of hiking, fishing, boating, camping and so much more. If a Pacific Northwest road trip feels right up your alley, there are hundreds of tiny islands to explore by seaplane, ferry or one of the soaring bridges that connect some of the islands. For the nature lover in all of us, you’ll experience first-hand what can come of people banning together to take care of their beautiful land and environment. The result is a region with hundreds of national and state parks, protected wildlife and a respect for Mother Nature that came from the native people and transcends into their way of life.