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| Explore the Pacific Northwest |
Use this map to explore the sights and hotels that await you in the Pacific Northwest. Click on a hotel to see the hotels in that area.
| | | | When to go | | As you’ve probably heard, winters in the Pacific Northwest tend to be rainy. However, it seldom rains all day and the mild weather means you’ll almost never need a heavy jacket. Don't let a little dampness stop you, because you can find great weekend deals in the winter. Summers are balmy, beautiful, and most of all, green, thanks to all that rain! | | | | Are we there yet? | Flight times
Seattle: 2.5 hours from Los Angeles, 3 hours from Denver, 6.5 hours from New York
Vancouver: 2.5 hours from San Francisco, 6 hours from New York
Portland: 2.5 hours from Los Angeles, 3 hours from Denver, 6.5 hours from New York
Drive times
Seattle to Vancouver: 2.5 hours
Seattle to Portland: 3 hours
Vancouver to Whistler: 1.5 hours
| | | | Must-see sights | | Seattle: Pike Place Market, view from the Space Needle, Experience Music Project
Vancouver: Stanley Park, Robson Street, whale watching (May–October), Buchart Gardens in Victoria
Portland: Powell’s City of Books, Portland Saturday Market (mid-March to late December), Rose Garden | |
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| | | | | In Seattle or Vancouver, rent a kayak and see the sights from the water.
Add a day to explore the wilderness that awaits just an hour or so outside any of the major cities.
No sales tax in Oregon and Canadian exchange rates make the Pacific Northwest a shopper’s paradise. | |
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