Washington
Washington is almost like two states in one. On the east side of the Cascade Mountains riders will find miles and miles of long stretches of roads, leading them through farmland lakes and blue skies. To the east of the mountains riders will find the Puget Sound, the Washington Coast, Mt Rainier, and much more. The Cascades provide massive trees in its forests, and plenty of places to stop and take in the view. 
State travel information can be found at the Washington DOT website. Summer is the best time to visit the state for riding, during a time with warm temperatures and plenty of events throughout.
Rides:
- Arlington and Granite Falls via Back Roads
Seattle to Granite falls through Arlington and back. - Bothell to Black Diamond
This road twists and winds from Bothell Washington down to the beautiful Black Diamond area. - The Cascade Loop
Ride through the Cascade Mountains, see the scenery, and spend the night in one of Washington's historic towns. - Chelan, Grand Coulee, WA Loop
Follow the river, stops at the dams along the way and back to Chelan - Clarkston to Enterprise on 129
Follow 129 south from Clarkston, Washington to Enterprise, Oregon. - Diablo Dam
A ride up and following the North Cascades highway through the mountains to Diablo Lake - Mukilteo to La Conner through Deception Pass
from Mukilteo to Whidbey Island and drive north to Deception Pass. - Olympic Peninsula Loop From Tacoma
A nice long ride around the Peninsula - Port Orchard to Bainbridge
Ride around the Kitsap Peninsula - Seattle to Remlinger Farms, & North Bend
Go north from Seattle around Woodinville through North Bend and back. - Snohomish and Woods Creek
This is a quick ride from Snohomish out past lake Roesiger, down Woods Creek Rd, to Monroe and back to Snohomish. - Stonehenge monument at Maryhill WA rt.3
Follow the north side of the Columbia River to the Stonehenge monument in Maryhill. - Wind Farm & Ginko Petrified Forest
A ride from Seattle to Wild Horse Wind Farm then to Ginkgo/Wanapum State Park.
