While outdoor beauty abounds in the state of Washington, in addition to the sprawling mountains, lakes, and sea, you’ll also find the fun, the elegant, the educational, and the strange. Washington is a great state that has a wide variety of things to offer.

76. Grayland Beach State Park (Grayland Beach)

If you want to experience camping but aren’t a fan of getting your hands dirty, try sleeping in a yurt at Grayland Beach State Park. You can go kite flying, walk along the beach, dip your toes in the water, or take an easy hike through the woods. This would be a great way to spend a long weekend.

77. Wild Waves Amusement Park (Federal Way)

Wild Waves Amusement park has something for everyone. Thrill rides, like the Wild Thing; family rides, like Downhill Tubin’; and kiddie rides, like the enchanted railway. There’s also a waterpark with a variety of slide, pools, and water features. Spend a day here having fun with the whole family.

78. Bakery Nouveau (Seattle)

Bakery Nouveau has a seasonal menu that never disappoints. It’s not hard to see why this was once named the best bakery in the state of Washington. They have breakfast pastries that are sweet and savory, from cranberry vanilla croissants to smoked salmon croissants. They also have macarons and chocolate, seasonal creations, and fresh baked breads. Looking to sit down and enjoy something a little more substantial? They also have sandwiches, pizza, and quiche, just to name a few.

79. Starbucks, 1st and Pike (Seattle)

While Starbucks are pretty much universal, Seattle and the Pike Place Market are where it all began back in 1971. This isn’t the original location, but it’s in the same market and was designed to be extra special. A lot of the decor has local tie ins, like the wood used for the tables, doors, and bar was salvaged from a local farm. Stop in for a latte and think about how you’re in the city where Starbucks began its world domination.

80. Diablo Lake (Diablo)

This bright turquoise lake gets its color from glacier dust. This lake is actually a reservoir created by the Diablo Dam, which was completed in the 1930s and once thought to be one of the biggest in the world. Here, you can kayak, canoe, hike, fish, and camp. It’s a beautiful way to spend a weekend.

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