The Greater Seattle Area
Eastern Washington Beauty!
About a 3 hour drive from Sammamish is a kept secret by those living in Eastern Washington. Wide open spaces with the Yakima & Columbia Rivers meandering through, it’s an easy place to call home. Photo courtesy of Theresa Marty Clary
Read MoreThe Snoqualmie River
This breathtaking view was captured by my friend Kirk Werner while fly fishing for steelhead on a rare sunny December day. It was a stupendous day for him, his friend, and his son Nik.
Read MoreSeattle Views
From a high rise in the Bellevue Towers, this view just as the sun was setting was breathtaking.
Read MoreMt Rainier
Mt. Rainier…about a 3 hour drive from Seattle. We took advantage of the view from the top of Crystal Mountain via the gondola ride to the top. It was a great adventure that is great for everyone of all ages.
Read MoreRugged Mountains
Mountains can be so awe inspiring and humbling at the same time. So beautiful but can whip you into submission when you try to climb it. (Photo: Steve Avril)
Read MoreMontana Lake
If you look hard enough, you’ll find hidden gems like this lake that holds either trout or bass in Washington. This lake happens to be in Montana. (Photo: Steve Avril)
Read MoreMontana Trout Stream
Sometimes there is nothing that gets the heart pumping more than water bubbling with trout. (Photo: Steve Avril)
Read MoreMontana Farmhouse
I love the images of farmhouses with a mountain backdrop. Many can be found in Central and Eastern Washington similar to this image that was shot by my buddy Steve Avril on his recent trip to Montana.
Read MoreBiking, Fishing, or Watching Wildlife
Travel over the gentle rolling hills and rural farmlands of Eastern Washington on a warm summer evening and experience a plethora of shapes and colors that will forever inspire the imagination.
Read MoreMountains
In Washington you will find majestic forests, snow-clad mountains, the might Pacific Ocean and the sparkling blue inland waters of the Puget Sound, as well as vast and semi-desert lands of the interior. Go further east, the rolling green hills of the Palouse.
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