Travel in Washington is an adventure in itself. Explore by land, air, water, and rail. Use this section to help plan ahead and expand your travel options. By Land is packed full of valuable information: current road conditions, including the winter mountain pass report; car rental agencies; bus lines and tour buses; a Washington state highway map and mileage calculator; up-to-date Travel Tips; and Road Trips along Washington's scenic drives. Find a list of Washington air charter companies offering convenient local service to major cities and destinations, plus exciting flightseeing tours. Shuttle service and airports are also included. By Water has Washington State Ferry schedules and a route map, along with a list of private ferries and charter boats. There's a link to Amtrak's Pacific Northwest Corridor schedule, and listings for excursion trains. The Washington Weather page includes current and extended forecasts for major cities and regions across the state, plus statewide averages for temperature and precipitation. Visitors planning to cross the border into Canada should review requirements of Canadian and U.S. customs. A list of Washington state travel planners is included for visitors who want help with their vacation planning. Under Washington Geography find an interactive topo map, a Washington counties map, a map of Washington rivers, and information on the state's 5 sleeping volcanoes. Don't miss Washington's Top 10 Attractions - these are "must sees" for every traveler - from Mount Rainier and the Olympic National Park to Grand Coulee Dam and the Columbia River Gorge. There's also a list of "lesser-knowns" to explore, including the Washington State Capitol, Boeing Hangars, Ohme Gardens, and Hells Canyon.


        
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