Leavenworth Exclusive Tour from Seattle

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The city's name is derived from the French term belle vue ("beautiful view"). Tech companies thrive here. Bungie, Concur, Expedia, Microsoft, Pokémon, T-Mobile, and Valve all have major presences or are headquartered in Bellevue.

ey, its top wineries, craft breweries, cideries, and distilleries and it's warm and welcoming town.

Monroe and surrounding areas present a kaleidoscope of past and present. Dairy farming, berry farming, vegetables, poultry and beef, nurseries, tree farms and logging, horse breeding and training, all blend harmoniously with the majesty of the mountains, swift-running rivers, ancient cedar and hemlock forests, and many wonderful parks and trails full of natural beauty.

Watching for bigfoot, No matter if you could not observe one bigfoot in the jungle, you would take some memorable pictures with bigfoot on Espresso Chalet. Forthermore, Visit the 14 ft tall wood carving of Harry Henderson from the movie `Harry and the Henderson's' ' (actual film location) and scouting tips for photography enthusiasts. Grab your gourmet coffee & espresso drinks (own expense) enjoy the spectacular 265-foot waterfall and panoramic views of the Skykomish River Valley.

ce to the Iron Goat Trail, a former railroad that has been converted into a high quality trail. This is a gentle walk along the old Great Northern railroad grade built over the Cascades in 1893.

rface lifts) that offers skiers an impressive 549 metres (1800 feet) of vertical descent. Stevens Pass has 1124 acres of terrain over 37 trails. Stevens Pass is best suited to intermediate skiers and snowboarders but there is some terrain for beginners and advanced skiers

13:00-15:00 Leavenworth is now the 2nd most popular tourist destination (after Seattle) in Washington state. (Leavenworth has more than 90 shops, each with a unique style including wine shops and art galleries. There are also many restaurants operating German-style cuisines, such as the German village of Schweinshaxe, German sausage and Munich beer, which has won the tourists' favor). Leavenworth is home to the Nutcracker Museum, which houses an incredible collection of more than 7,000 nutcrackers from around the world, dating from prehistoric to modern. Stop in, and you will be amazed at how many ways a nut can be cracked!

The highlight is the tumbling, multi-tiered waterfall and its distinctive 90 degree turn the creek makes at a stop along the way.