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Road trip suggestion Northwest USA & Canada

Home - Seattle - Olympic NP - Mt. Rainier - Mt. Baker - Vancouver - Vancouver Island - Whistler and Squamish - Kelowna - Seattle - Home

Remember, this itinerary is only a route proposal for your big trip. If you wish to receive personal assistance designing your road trip, please get in contact with our adventurous travel experts. They love designing dream trips and they give you great insider travel advice. Oh, and one last thing. When on a road trip, you really don't want to travel without a good travel insurance. Let us know if you need help with that!

Seattle, Washington

Start your trip in the beautiful Seattle, where we recommend that you take at least 2 nights so that you can get a smooth start to your adventure without rushing it. Take some time to explore the city famous for its many coffee shops, the tall Space Needle tower and the old Pike Place Market.

After a couple of days of city life, it's time to start getting ready to hit the road and pick up the rental car!

Olympic National Park, Rainforests, mountains and rugged coastlines

Once you've started the engine, it's time to navigate towards Olympic National Park, between 2 and 2,5 hours from Seattle depending on how scenic you'll make the drive. In Olympic National Park you'll find everything from lush rainforests and rugged coastline to towering mountains and serene lakes. Whether you're into hiking, camping, or just soaking up stunning scenery, this place has it all. The landscapes are very diverse, and you've got the chance to see wildlife like elk and black bears if you're lucky! Some of our favourite trails include the Hoh Rain Forest Trail, an easy-to-moderate trail that'll take you deep into one of the park's forests. The Hall of Mosses and Spruce Nature Trail loops are perfect for a short but stunning walk a...

Mt. Rainier, More stunning landscapes

Travel to Mount Rainier National Park, dominated by the awe-inspiring peak of Mount Rainier. This active volcano, covered in glaciers and wildflower meadows, offers breathtaking scenery. Hike through Paradise, known for its vibrant blooms in summer and stunning views. Explore the old-growth forests and cascading waterfalls of the Wonderland Trail. Sunrise provides another excellent vantage point with fewer crowds and spectacular sunrises. Whether you’re hiking, climbing, or simply taking in the views, Mount Rainier National Park’s dramatic landscapes and diverse ecosystems provide endless opportunities for adventure and photography.

Mt. Baker, Set foot into Canada!

Continue to Mount Baker, a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Known for its record-breaking snowfall, Mount Baker offers excellent skiing and snowboarding in winter. In summer, the area transforms into a hiker’s paradise, with trails leading through alpine meadows, past crystal-clear lakes, and up to panoramic viewpoints. The Heather Meadows area is particularly popular for its stunning scenery and accessible trails. The Mount Baker Highway provides a scenic drive with numerous stops for hiking, picnicking, and photographing the stunning landscapes. Mount Baker’s year-round beauty and recreational opportunities make it a highlight of your journey.

Vancouver, One of Canada's biggest cities

Cross the border into Canada to reach Vancouver, a city that seamlessly blends urban sophistication with natural beauty. Stroll through Stanley Park, a vast urban oasis with scenic trails, beaches, and the famous Seawall. Explore diverse neighborhoods like Gastown with its historic charm, and Granville Island, known for its public market and artisan shops. The city’s culinary scene is vibrant, offering everything from food trucks to fine dining. Take a walk or bike ride along the Seawall for stunning views of the skyline and mountains. Vancouver’s dynamic mix of outdoor activities and cultural attractions makes it a must-visit destination.

Vancouver Island, Wild nature & beaches

Take a ferry from Vancouver to Vancouver Island, where you’ll find a blend of charming towns, rugged wilderness, and stunning coastal landscapes. Start in Victoria, the island’s capital, known for its historic architecture, beautiful gardens, and British charm. Visit the Butchart Gardens, stroll along the Inner Harbour, and explore the Royal BC Museum. Venture to the island’s west coast to Tofino for surfing, whale watching, and exploring Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. The island’s diverse ecosystems, from lush rainforests to serene beaches, offer endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation.

Whistler and Squamish, Seems photoshopped, but isn't

Return to the mainland and head to Whistler, a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts. In winter, enjoy world-class skiing and snowboarding. In summer, the area transforms into a hub for mountain biking, hiking, and golfing. The pedestrian village of Whistler offers a lively atmosphere with shops, restaurants, and entertainment. On your way, stop in Squamish, known for its rock climbing, hiking, and the stunning Sea to Sky Gondola, which provides breathtaking views of Howe Sound and the surrounding mountains. Whistler and Squamish’s combination of adventure and scenic beauty makes this a highlight of your trip.

Kelowna, Canada's wine fields

Travel to Kelowna in the Okanagan Valley, known for its warm climate, beautiful landscapes, and thriving wine industry. Tour some of the region’s top wineries, enjoying tastings and vineyard tours. The scenic beauty of Okanagan Lake provides opportunities for boating, swimming, and paddleboarding. Explore the city’s vibrant downtown with its shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. For outdoor enthusiasts, nearby Myra Canyon offers stunning views and trestle bridges on the Kettle Valley Rail Trail. Kelowna’s mix of outdoor activities, fine wine, and scenic beauty provides a relaxing and enjoyable conclusion to your journey.





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Deze roadtrip is de perfecte combinatie van prachtige natuur en bruisende steden. De Pacific Coastline West brengt je van het weelderige landschap in Oregon naar de ruige kliffen van noord-Californië, verder naar het heuvelachtige San Francisco en het altijd zonnige Los Angeles.

Begin je reis in Seattle, een bruisende stad die bekend staat om iconische bezienswaardigheden zoals de Space Needle, Pike Place Market en haar rijke culturele aanbod. Vanuit Seattle ga je naar Olympic National Park, waar je diverse landschappen kunt verkennen, van weelderige regenwouden en ongerepte meren tot ruige kusten. Bezoek daarna Mount Rainier National Park om te genieten van de majestueuze piek, wandel door bloemenweiden en bewonder de adembenemende uitzichten op gletsjers en alpine landschappen. Je avontuur gaat verder naar Mount Baker, een favoriet onder buitensportliefhebbers vanwege de uitstekende wandelpaden, besneeuwde toppen en uitgestrekte vergezichten.

Steek de grens over naar Canada en bereik Vancouver, een bruisende stad die stedelijke verfijning combineert met natuurlijke schoonheid. Wandel door Stanley Park, verken de diverse wijken en geniet van de levendige culinaire scene. Neem vanuit Vancouver een ferry naar Vancouver Island, waar je de charme van Victoria kunt ervaren met zijn historische architectuur, prachtige tuinen en kustlandschappen. Verken verder het eiland om de ruige wildernis, rustige stranden en gezellige stadjes zoals Tofino te ontdekken, dat bekend staat om zijn surfmogelijkheden en walvisexcursies.

Keer terug naar het vasteland en rij naar Whistler, beroemd om zijn wereldklasse skiresorts, mountainbikeroutes en buitenavonturen. Onderweg kun je stoppen in Squamish om te genieten van het adembenemende uitzicht vanaf de Sea to Sky Gondola en de mogelijkheden voor rotsklimmen en wandelen in de omgeving te verkennen. Ga verder richting het oosten naar Kelowna in de Okanagan Valley, waar je kunt ontspannen in het warme klimaat, enkele van de beste wijnhuizen van British Columbia kunt bezoeken en genieten van het schitterende Okanagan Lake.

Bij deze roadtrip zit een campervan inbegrepen, maar je kunt deze ook omruilen voor een auto als je dat wilt; de keuze is aan jou! Het is ook goed om te vermelden dat je bij het huren van een auto in het buitenland je reisverzekering op orde moet hebben. Nog geen verzekering? Geen probleem! Wij kunnen je daar mee helpen.

 

*De prijs is een vanaf-prijs per persoon en gebaseerd op 2 personen van 25 jaar of ouder die samen reizen. Neem contact met ons op als je iets jonger bent – dat is geen probleem!

Wat is inclusief?
  • Vlucht naar Seattle
  • 15-daagse camperverhuur 
  • Campervan elektrisch kit and starter kit
  • No worries verzekering
  • 3 nachten accommodatie in Seattle
  • Vlucht van Seattle naar huis
  • Boekingskosten
  • Je eigen reisspecialist
Wat is niet inbegrepen?
  • Reisverzekering (maar daarmee kunnen we je helpen!)
  • Vaccinaties
  • Maaltijden
  • Optionele activiteiten / eigen toevoegingen

Road trip suggestion Northwest USA & Canada

Home - Seattle - Olympic NP - Mt. Rainier - Mt. Baker - Vancouver - Vancouver Island - Whistler and Squamish - Kelowna - Seattle - Home

Remember, this itinerary is only a route proposal for your big trip. If you wish to receive personal assistance designing your road trip, please get in contact with our adventurous travel experts. They love designing dream trips and they give you great insider travel advice. Oh, and one last thing. When on a road trip, you really don't want to travel without a good travel insurance. Let us know if you need help with that!

Seattle, Washington

Start your trip in the beautiful Seattle, where we recommend that you take at least 2 nights so that you can get a smooth start to your adventure without rushing it. Take some time to explore the city famous for its many coffee shops, the tall Space Needle tower and the old Pike Place Market.

After a couple of days of city life, it's time to start getting ready to hit the road and pick up the rental car!

Olympic National Park, Rainforests, mountains and rugged coastlines

Once you've started the engine, it's time to navigate towards Olympic National Park, between 2 and 2,5 hours from Seattle depending on how scenic you'll make the drive. In Olympic National Park you'll find everything from lush rainforests and rugged coastline to towering mountains and serene lakes. Whether you're into hiking, camping, or just soaking up stunning scenery, this place has it all. The landscapes are very diverse, and you've got the chance to see wildlife like elk and black bears if you're lucky! Some of our favourite trails include the Hoh Rain Forest Trail, an easy-to-moderate trail that'll take you deep into one of the park's forests. The Hall of Mosses and Spruce Nature Trail loops are perfect for a short but stunning walk among towering trees draped in moss. And finally there's the Hurricane Ridge, for breathtaking mountain views. This moderately challenging trail rewards you with amazing views of the Olympic Mountains, and on clear days, you can even see as far as Canada.

Mt. Rainier, More stunning landscapes

Travel to Mount Rainier National Park, dominated by the awe-inspiring peak of Mount Rainier. This active volcano, covered in glaciers and wildflower meadows, offers breathtaking scenery. Hike through Paradise, known for its vibrant blooms in summer and stunning views. Explore the old-growth forests and cascading waterfalls of the Wonderland Trail. Sunrise provides another excellent vantage point with fewer crowds and spectacular sunrises. Whether you’re hiking, climbing, or simply taking in the views, Mount Rainier National Park’s dramatic landscapes and diverse ecosystems provide endless opportunities for adventure and photography.

Mt. Baker, Set foot into Canada!

Continue to Mount Baker, a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Known for its record-breaking snowfall, Mount Baker offers excellent skiing and snowboarding in winter. In summer, the area transforms into a hiker’s paradise, with trails leading through alpine meadows, past crystal-clear lakes, and up to panoramic viewpoints. The Heather Meadows area is particularly popular for its stunning scenery and accessible trails. The Mount Baker Highway provides a scenic drive with numerous stops for hiking, picnicking, and photographing the stunning landscapes. Mount Baker’s year-round beauty and recreational opportunities make it a highlight of your journey.

Vancouver, One of Canada's biggest cities

Cross the border into Canada to reach Vancouver, a city that seamlessly blends urban sophistication with natural beauty. Stroll through Stanley Park, a vast urban oasis with scenic trails, beaches, and the famous Seawall. Explore diverse neighborhoods like Gastown with its historic charm, and Granville Island, known for its public market and artisan shops. The city’s culinary scene is vibrant, offering everything from food trucks to fine dining. Take a walk or bike ride along the Seawall for stunning views of the skyline and mountains. Vancouver’s dynamic mix of outdoor activities and cultural attractions makes it a must-visit destination.

Vancouver Island, Wild nature & beaches

Take a ferry from Vancouver to Vancouver Island, where you’ll find a blend of charming towns, rugged wilderness, and stunning coastal landscapes. Start in Victoria, the island’s capital, known for its historic architecture, beautiful gardens, and British charm. Visit the Butchart Gardens, stroll along the Inner Harbour, and explore the Royal BC Museum. Venture to the island’s west coast to Tofino for surfing, whale watching, and exploring Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. The island’s diverse ecosystems, from lush rainforests to serene beaches, offer endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation.

Whistler and Squamish, Seems photoshopped, but isn't

Return to the mainland and head to Whistler, a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts. In winter, enjoy world-class skiing and snowboarding. In summer, the area transforms into a hub for mountain biking, hiking, and golfing. The pedestrian village of Whistler offers a lively atmosphere with shops, restaurants, and entertainment. On your way, stop in Squamish, known for its rock climbing, hiking, and the stunning Sea to Sky Gondola, which provides breathtaking views of Howe Sound and the surrounding mountains. Whistler and Squamish’s combination of adventure and scenic beauty makes this a highlight of your trip.

Kelowna, Canada's wine fields

Travel to Kelowna in the Okanagan Valley, known for its warm climate, beautiful landscapes, and thriving wine industry. Tour some of the region’s top wineries, enjoying tastings and vineyard tours. The scenic beauty of Okanagan Lake provides opportunities for boating, swimming, and paddleboarding. Explore the city’s vibrant downtown with its shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. For outdoor enthusiasts, nearby Myra Canyon offers stunning views and trestle bridges on the Kettle Valley Rail Trail. Kelowna’s mix of outdoor activities, fine wine, and scenic beauty provides a relaxing and enjoyable conclusion to your journey.

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