Top Washington Walking Tours

Escape the city for a scenic hike along Coal Creek on this half-day tour from Seattle. Accompanied by a local guide, enjoy an easy hike along a 4.25-mile (7-kilometer) trail, passing through the heart of the former coal-mining country. Along the way, peek inside a hidden mine shaft, follow in the footsteps of President Rutherford Hayes, and learn more about native plants and their medicinal properties.

Discover the natural world of the Pacific Northwest on a 5- to 6-hour tour from Seattle. Relax in complimentary transportation from the city to a nearby temperate rainforest. Follow your guide on an engaging, but leisurely 2.6-mile trek, which is a great option for beginner hikers and children. Break for a picnic lunch, then continue to a local chocolate factory. After a tour of an authentic Swiss chalet, return to the city.

This tour will show you how simple people are making simple whiskey. You will see a whiskey making process that is very close to what the old moonshiners used to do including using a handcrafted copper pot still that our owner and master distiller built. After you learn about our process you will be able to taste the whiskey. If you're lucky you might even be able to run your finger through some whiskey coming right off the still.

This is a private 1-1.5 hour tour of our alpaca ranch and fiber processing mill. You will hand feed and interact with some friendly alpacas, have a chance to pet them, pose for selfies and ask questions while learning all about these eco-friendly and adorable animals. Your guide will then take you to the working fiber processing mill where you will learn about the machines and how they turn raw alpaca fiber into luxurious products. See finished items in our 'Paca Place Market boutique, where you can purchase alpaca themed souvenirs and items made right here in our mill.

Make the best of your visit to Seattle and explore the city most emblematic sites with a local expert. Let your guide indulge you in the secrets that the city holds. Alongside one of our professional tour guides, you will learn the history and stories that Seattle has to offer in this 3 hour guided walking tour. The final itinerary is of course adjustable to your personal interests about Seattle.

Welcome to Seattle's Fremont District, otherwise known as the "Center of the Universe." People in Fremont are called FREMONTSTERS. Our motto is de libertas quirkas which in bad Latin means "the freedom to be peculiar." Where else can you find a Street Theater and Dinner Program? After our 80 minute art walk we will gather at the El Camino Restaurant for a delicious three course dinner and wine. El Camino has been serving vibrant flavors of Oaxaca and southern Mexico in the Northwest since 1996. Come celebrate 3rd summer Sundays with a Fremonster!

Peruse the local seafood market for sushi ingredients, then head back to a residential kitchen to put those ingredients to use. This sushi-making class takes the mystery out of making this classic Japanese dish and uses the freshest possible ingredients. With an intimate group of just six people, you'll then sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labor.

This Bloedel Reserve tour is a one-of-a-kind experience with a knowledgeable local tour guide that you'll never forget. We begin our day exploring Bainbridge Islands unique personality and show you the islands beautiful scenery and secret spots that will fill you with joy. We then arrive at Fay Bainbridge State Park for a beachfront wildlife watch and an enjoyable snack. Next, we head to the Bloedel Reserve, a world-renowned garden and botanical reserve, that includes many amazing photo opportunities.

Tour includes Lowercase Brewing, Jellyfish Brewing company and Elysian Brewing Taproom. Founded in 1851 Georgetown is arguably Seattle’s oldest neighborhood. By the 1880’s it became the sixth largest beer producing district in the world and the center of Seattle’s early brewing industry. Now, with many of its 19th Century buildings still intact, Georgetown has experienced a revival as a hip neighborhood in a city of hipsters. Georgetown is now an important hub in the Northwest’s craft brewing community and a pretty cool place to have a beer. At each brewery our Cicerone certified Beer Guide will lead a guided tasting of four, 4-once beers, for a total of 12 different beers. This is about 3 pints of beer. * 3/4 of a mile, 1,500 steps * Each guide a certified cicerone * 12 different 4 oz beers * Free 4-oz souvenir tasting glass * Free souvenir Bottle Key-Chain opener * Beer & Food Pairing Guide

Sip craft beer by the Seattle waterfront on a brewery tour of the Fisherman’s Terminal neighborhood, visiting local brew pubs in an area with a vibrant fishing tradition. It’s a great chance to see a Seattle neighborhood that retains some grit and industrial character as you walk to Urban Family Brewing Co., Figurehead Brewing Co., Fisherman’s Terminal, and Rooftop Brew Company, tasting a series of traditional beers along the way.

You’re a serious beer enthusiast who wants the best of what the Seattle brewery scene has to offer. Learn how Ballard has become one of the most famous brewing districts in the world, and let your guide show you some of the top local brewpubs. Enjoy tasting with like-minded people, find something you’ve never tasted before, and discover new brews you’ll love.

Taste your way through the Ballard Brewing District on a walking tour of East Ballard Breweries that’s a fun introduction to the Seattle craft beer scene. With tastings stops at Lucky Envelope Brewing, Populuxe Brewing, and Bad Jimmy’s Brewing, you’ll sip a wide range of traditional styles as the beer guide shares some background on the vibrant world of Seattle craft beer brewing.

Sample local craft beers at three of Seattle’s premier establishments on a 3-hour breweries tour. The small-group tasting excursion takes you away from the typical bars where most tourists end up and into the trendy Ballard neighborhood. Follow your guide to Reuben's Brews, Obec Brewing, and Stoup Brewing, and enjoy various beers and distinctive ambiance at each location.

Set out from Seattle on a 7-day tour of the stunning Canadian Rocky Mountains. On your journey through Western Canada, you’ll visit the cities of Kamloops, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, Whistler, Jasper and Vancouver. The Insta-worthy scenery, including alpine lakes, waterfalls, giant glaciers and the jagged Rocky Mountains will leave you breathless! This small-group tour with no more than 14 passengers offers wildlife spotting opportunities, either camping or lodging accommodations and optional tour excursions such as canoeing on Lake Louise, a helicopter flight over the Icefields and biking in Jasper. Required Supplement Charges: Covers meals while on tour, payable on the first day of the tour: • Camping: USD100 includes six (6) light breakfasts, seven (7) picnic-style lunches and six (6) communal dinners • Lodging: USD50 includes seven (7) picnic-style lunches New Private Tour Option - Purchase 5 seats and have a fully private tour with selected Camping or Lodging option.

Get a taste for some of the Pacific Northwest’s top wines on this 5.5-hour, guided, small-group, wine-tasting tour. Roam through Woodinville wine country, nestled in the beautiful Sammamish River Valley just 30 minutes northeast of Seattle and home to over 100 wineries and tasting rooms. Visit three boutique wineries for a wine tasting with local meats, cheeses and crackers served. Hotel pickup and drop-off from downtown Seattle accommodations included.

Be a Northwest explorer for the day on this small-group day trip that combines a nature hike near the base of Mt. Rainier with excellent Yakima Valley wines. Get closer to the mountain on the only guided tour that’s permitted to venture more than a mile from the national park road, and enjoy a gourmet picnic in the wilderness. Reward yourself with tastings at two top Yakima wineries, and relax on the drive back to Seattle in a luxury SUV.

Experience the beauty of the great outdoors in the Pacific Northwest on this all-day, guided,small-group tour of Olympic National Park. From beaches and mountains to forests and farms, explore this spectacular wilderness park on a series of nature walks with a naturalist guide. Ride along in a luxury van or SUV, then stroll through the country’s oldest forests or along beaches with a breathtaking view of the Olympic Mountains. A light breakfast and gourmet picnic lunch, plus hotel pickup and drop-off, are included on this tour.

Discover Mt. Rainer National Park’s highlights on an all-inclusive, small-group full-day tour from Seattle. Explore wildflower meadows, alpine vistas, and waterfalls on foot as you enjoy magnificent views on a guided hike, or snowshoe trek, of Washington State’s highest mountain. Savor a delicious breakfast of pastries, fruit, and tea and coffee, an organic lunch with wine, and refreshments throughout your experience. Pick-up and drop-off are included.

Visit the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument on this guided, full-day, small-group tour from Seattle. Travel just a few miles from the crater to see the steaming volcano. Walk through the park with a naturalist guide and discover how volcanoes are monitored. Learn more about the geological events that transpired during the 1980 eruption. Transportation plus a picnic lunch, snacks and beverages throughout the day are provided. Seattle hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Take a trip to the Boeing Factory with your group of up to 7 people in your own private car with your very own expert guide. Your guide will give you interesting insight into the history of Boeing and Seattle on your trip to Everett where the factory is located. Once you arrive, learn how airplanes are built on a guided tour of the Boeing factory. Tour the massive Boeing assembly plant, the world’s largest building by volume, and see a variety of different planes in production. Explore the interactive exhibits and displays in the Aviation Center Gallery and visit the educational Future of Flight Aviation Center museum. Your guide will wait for you to complete your tour and provide you with personalized service back to Seattle.

Experience the diverse and eclectic city of Seattle with a local Seattle host who will create an itinerary based upon your schedule and interests. So don't let time constraints put you off. Whether you have one or two hours or a full day to spare, you’ll discover local gems and well-known anecdotes as you stroll through places like Pike Place Market or a local neighborhood like Fremont. See the city sites and enjoy a meal in the Chinatown-International district. You could even swing by Bad Jimmy’s, one of the lesser-known breweries loved by locals. Within 24 hours after booking you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your responses, you'll be assigned a like- minded host who will communicate with you directly to suggest an itinerary to help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree on a meeting time and place. Your itinerary is flexible, so during the experience, you can always change your mind about what you want to do.

Spend the day like a local in Seattle’s hip Capitol Hill neighborhood. Your guide will take you to some of the most popular spots in the area, highlighting the funky shops, arty boutiques, and creative and delicious bars, restaurants and coffee shops. Find out for yourself what it takes to be one of the coolest areas in a city known for being cool.

Discover three of Seattle’s bustling neighborhoods: Chinatown-International District, Pioneer Square, and Pike Place Market. With a local guide, start your walking tour in Chinatown where you will visit important cultural landmarks as well as the Seattle Pinball Museum. Learn about the city’s history and check out the enormous waterfall at Pioneer Square, and enjoy lunch and artisan shopping at Pike Place Market.

Get acquainted will all that Seattle has to offer on a walking tour of the city’s highlights and lesser-known hidden gems. In addition to navigating for you, your guide provides information, recommendations, and tips that visitors to Seattle often miss, from the best restaurants to public events. Unlike impersonal large-group tours, booking a private tour ensures an experience tailored to your needs and interests.