Discover The Northwest
DISCOVER
THE NORTHWEST
Fall/Winter '99




Pleasures
Skiers hope for repeat of dream season
Ski the Northwest
All aboard for dinner, mystery and sightseeing

Journeys
Ups and downs are in the cards at Western Washington casinos
A catalog of essentials for frequent travelers
New trail journeys to 'the end of the Earth'
Port Gamble: Small town with big history
''; Big game, marine life find safe havens
Marine sanctuary guards coastal waters
''; Hikers tread lightly on Idaho dunes
Museums for kids plentiful in area
Glimpse inside Portland's grand hotels; Portland: Land of plenty
Don't let costs prohibit trip to Vancouver, B.C.
At Willamette Valley, view of paradise awaits
Rose Test Garden adds color to city's landscape
''; Try not to duck out of unique tour of Seattle

Dreams
Festivals abound around the Northwest
Possible first steps on your next getaway

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Dreams

Steve Bloom/The Olympian
Steve Bloom/The Olympian
A host of fall and winter festivals, including the Lucia "Festival of Light" in Rochester, awaits visitors to South Sound.

Festivals abound around the Northwest

October

• Bonfires, Beaver Pelts & Bogeymen, Oct. 29 and 30, Tacoma-Fort Nisqually, (253) 591-5339.

• Children's Halloween Party, Oct. 31, Olympia Center, (360) 753-8380.

November

• Diggin Dixie at the Beach, Nov. 5 to 7, Ocean Shores, (800) 76-BEACH.

• North Kitsap Holiday Fest, Nov. 6 and 7, North Kitsap High School, Poulsbo, (360) 779-4408.

• Bainbridge Island Arts Walk, Nov. 7, Bainbridge Island, (206) 842-0985.

• Christmas in Seattle, Nov. 11 to 13, Stadium Exhibition Center, (800) 521-7469.

• Tri-Cities Northwest Wine Festival, Nov. 12 and 13, Doubletree Hotel, Pasco, (509) 375-3399.

• Cowlitz Country Bazaar, Nov. 12 and 13, Cowlitz County Expo Center, between Longview and Kelso, (360) 577-3121.

• Living History Day, Nov. 13, Fort Nisqually, Tacoma, (253) 591-5339.

• Northwest Bookfest, Nov. 13 and 14, Washington State Convention and Trade Center, Seattle, (206) 517-1474.

• Nordic Yulefest, Nov. 20 and 21, Nordic Heritage Museum, Seattle, (206) 789-5707.

• Dickens of a Christmas, Nov. 26 to 28, downtown Centralia, (800) 525-3323.

• Thanksgiving in the Wine Country, Nov. 26 to 28, wineries throughout Yakima Valley, (800) 258-7270.

• Zoolights, Nov. 26 to Jan. 2 (closed Christmas Eve and Day), Tacoma-Point Defiance Zoo, (253) 591-5335.

December

• A Victorian Country Christmas, Dec. 1 to 5, Puyallup Fairgrounds, (253) 770-0777.

• Christmas Parade, Dec. 11, Elma, (360) 482-3055.

• Lighted Boat Parade, TBA in December, Poulsbo, (360) 779-4848.

• Annual Tree Lighting & Winterfest, Dec. 3 and 4, Doctor Jump Parking Lot and Tenino High School, (360) 264-2230.

• Chehalis Santa Parade, Dec. 4, Chehalis, (800) 525-3323.

• Sinterklaas - Lighted Christmas Parade, Dec. 4, Lynden, (360) 354-5995.

• Greening of Coupeville Christmas Craft Fair, Dec. 4 and 5, Coupeville, (360) 678-3548.

• 19th Century Christmas, Dec. 4, Fort Nisqually, Tacoma, (253) 591-5339.

• Holiday Lighting and Barrel Tasting, Dec. 4 and 5, throughout Walla Walla, (509) 522-1262.

• Shelton Shines at Christmastime, Dec. 4 and 5, Shelton, (800) 576-2021.

• Holiday Family Night, Dec. 10, Olympia Center, (360) 753-8380.

• Lucia "Festival of Light," Dec. 12, Rochester, (360) 273-8949.

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