The Pacific Northwest is a place of natural wonder, and Bellevue is the ideal basecamp city to launch all your epic adventures. From waterfalls and mountain biking to kayaking and ziplining to wineries and seaplane adventures, here are all the tours you can take from Bellevue, Washington.

There's an old Maple and Douglas Fir forest in Bellevue, Washington, and you can zip line through it strapped onto a couple carabiners at Bellevue Zip Tour. There are 7 segments here.

Located in Eastgate Park, there's also a sign for the South Bellevue Community Center at the Bellevue Zip Tours

Bellevue is Your Cycling and Mountain Biking Basecamp in Washington

The Pacific Northwest is one of the best regions in the world for mountain biking. Basecamp in Bellevue and you have the whole mountain biking gamut at your disposal - smooth cross-country loops, gnarly freeride lines, and high

Bellevue Botanical Gardens

The Bellevue Botanical Gardens is your gateway to the mossy, forest-y, fauna and flora-abundant landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. Located on the ancestral homelands of the Coast Salish people and spanning 53 acres, 15 of which are cultivated, the gardens include

As temperatures warm and the COVID-19 pandemic curves continue to flatten, visitors are planning adventures to Washington State in order to shake-off their widespread cabin fever like never before. While many visitor destinations like Bellevue are reopening and attractions prepare to welcome

Who said social distancing postponed island time? Definitely not the people of the San Juan Islands. Take the ferry from Mukilteo to Columbia Beach on Whidbey Island, and whip out the binoculars to see if you can peep one of the orcas living year-round in the Puget Sound. Grab your favorite flavor

Two mountain passes, one day. Tackle the Snoqualmie and Stevens Passes — and the charismatic towns lining their peaks and valleys — for a crash course in the lovable ruggedness that the PNW is known for. Opt for one of the drive-thru espresso chalets sprouting up as you climb in altitude, or curb

As temperatures warm and the COVID-19 pandemic curves continue to flatten, visitors are planning adventures to Washington State in order to shake-off their widespread cabin fever like never before. While many visitor destinations like Bellevue are reopening and attractions prepare to welcome

Happy Trails — Enjoy Bellevue’s urban landscape on foot.

Bellevue is home to 2,500 acres of parks and enticing green zones offering around 100 miles of tranquil trails for walkers, joggers, and cyclists of all ages. Gems like the densely forested Coal Creek Natural Area attract those in search of