June 2018

10 Out-Of-The-Ordinary Hotels, Lodges and Resorts to Stay Around Seattle
When bedtime comes after a long day outside, try one of these stays
BEDTIME: Rest your head in this converted school bus at Someday Farm, or fall asleep to the sound of waves at one of two lighthouse keepers’ quarters on Vashon Island

How Seattle’s Appetite for Construction Is Creating a Growing Waste Problem
Buildings are coming down all around town at a frenzied pace as old makes way for new. But what happens to the wood, concrete, metal, glass and other materials that come down with the structure?
WASTE NOT: When he deconstructs a building, Noel Stout of Dedicated Deconstruction distributes the salvage to places like Second Use in SoDo

The 10 Essentials, Upgraded: The Top Tools for Your Next Pacific Northwest Wilderness Trek
Hit the trail with these upgrades on the “10 Essentials”
This article appears in print in the June 2018 issue, as part of the “85 Best Outdoor Adventures” cover story. Click here to subscribe. The 10 must-have things—also known as “The 10 Essentials” to pack for a trip into the woods—originated from our local outdoor experts The Mountaineers, first appearing in the third edition of Mountaineering: The Freedom…

Hit the Trail: What I Learned From Hiking Once a Week
Sometimes the well-worn road is exactly what you need
This article appears in print in the June 2018 issue, as part of the “85 Best Outdoor Adventures” cover story. Click here to subscribe. Rugged, outdoorsy folks and experienced hikers in search of natural solitude are not fans of company on the trail. They also don’t enjoy sharing the trail with those playing music, talking loudly in large…
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