People who’ve been to the PNW, can y’all help find some things to do in Seattle & Portland?

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I’m here until monday (Portland 2 days, Seattle 3) and I have some things planned, but I also wanna know some additional spots that I may have missed.

So far in Portland, I’m going to the blazers game tomorrow and going to trap kitchen today. Any more suggestions?

I’m down to hike and explore the outdoors even though it’s gonna be cold af. Put me up on game brehs/brehettes
 

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Hit up the Arboretum Botanic Gardens..

Take the ferry to Bainbridge to get a good view of the Sound,Skyline.

-Goto Gas Works Park

-The Ballard Locks

If you're going to be barhopping in Seattle during the weekend it turns into a shyt show in Capitol Hill..not many areas where people goto party and that is the main party area in the whole region so shyt be super fukking packed.

White broads will be everywhere, the black chicks,latinas tend to goto Tia Lou's or Amber in Belltown..

Brehs in Seattle operate different, people don't do small talk like that out thereso charismatic dudes who approach broads when they throw signals can eat EASILY. Brehs out there will pass bad bytches without so much acknowledging them :pachaha:

Black women are expecting you to pawg.
 

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Be prepared to drive, Seattle is spread out

Pikes market
The crab pot (fried cod/ grilled salmon) best salmon and fried fish i had the tarter sauce is home made with the Tabasco sauce :banderas:
There is a chowder place too it’s so good


There a couple rooftop bars

Go to the Starbucks reserve store (they got drinks, coffee, food) might want to pick up your mom or dad or whoever into coffee some coffee, because there is some coffees, that Starbucks has that you can’t Get at any other

Space needle (for the view) there is parking around the needle for cheap
Glass garden right next to the space needle

If you smoke that stuff it’s plenty of smoke shops that got it on deck

Check out un bien restaurant, best sandwich i ever had :usure:

Heard it’s nice by university of Washington

Downtown has a ton of bars

As far as Portland

Never been,

heard it’s a food truck park that is poppin,

voodoo doughnuts

Think they got a big nike factory store
 

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Hiking
About 30 minutes east of Seattle there are a handful of places to hike. The most popular is probably Rattlesnake Ridge.
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The waterfall is Snoqualmie Falls. It's a easy walk to do the bottom of the falls. The mountain in the background is Mt. Si. You there are 2 hikes on the mountain big and little. About 30 minutes east of Seattle.
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Water activities
This is Lake Union just north of downtown. It's popular for paddle boarding or kayaking. In this picture you see 2 other bodies of water. Lake Washington to the left and the Puget Sound to the right. Lake Washington is popular for boating and swimming. Lake Union runs into the Puget Sound and Lake Washington
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Also a popular water spot and one of the best views of Seattle. West Seattle/Alki Beach
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Discovery Park and Golden Gardens are also good for water, exploring, scenic views.

Sightseeing
Most people go to the Space Needle, but the best view of Seattle is the Columbia Tower.
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Space Needle- The surrounding area and Queen Anne. You can also catch the monorail from the space needle to downtown for only a couple dollars one way.
Pikes Place Market- Original Starbucks, throwing of the fish, gum wall, small restaurants, and booths to walk around and look at.
Mariners/Sounders games in the Summer



As far as restaurants. We have a little bit of everything. We are known for our fish and Asian cuisine.

I'm too old and out of the game so don't know where to go anymore for bars and nightlife. :yeshrug:

Posted this awhile ago in the official Seattle thread. Same still applies.

If you're into Marvel the Museum of Pop has a big Marvel exhibit right now.

Washington Huskies play Stanford on Saturday.
 

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I’m here until monday (Portland 2 days, Seattle 3) and I have some things planned, but I also wanna know some additional spots that I may have missed.

So far in Portland, I’m going to the blazers game tomorrow and going to trap kitchen today. Any more suggestions?

I’m down to hike and explore the outdoors even though it’s gonna be cold af. Put me up on game brehs/brehettes

I think you did everything you could except hitting a dispensary.

If you got time and you happen to have your passport on you or a Real ID Vancouver is just north of the border 150 miles away from Seattle if you got time.
 

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From now on, any city I visit I’m doing the duck boat tour. They’re corny but they give you a great overview of coastal/river cities.
 

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Visited Portland and Seattle before

Love the area, been thinking about moving there after I finish school

Where you go to school and what is your degree going to be in?

Seattle is vey expensive so depending where you come from the housing market might be a shock. Job market seems to be pretty good.
Quite a few big corporations here.
 
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