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    Magical Mount Rainier
    Jamie H.

    My Mount Rainier day tour with Evergreen Escapes was absolutely unforgettable. The Naturalist guide, Brent Maphis, was warm, professional, and impressively knowledgeable -- sharing fascinating insights about the park's geology, history, wildlife, and ecology that made the landscapes come alive. His passion for the PNW and conservation was contagious. He created a cohesive small group experience that felt both enriching and effortless. Thoughtful touches, like French pressed coffee with cakes in the morning and a delicious catered lunch, added comfort and charm to the day. I left with a deeper appreciation for Mount Rainier and can't recommend Brent and this tour highly enough!

    Paradise stop
    Miranda C.

    Ben was an amazing guide. The snacks, beverages, and lunch provided were amazing. Ben knew his way around the mountain and got us into some amazing areas of the park!!

    I can't even begin to express how happy I am with our Evergreen Escapes experience! I originally booked a day tour from Seattle to Leavenworth, but then we decided we wanted to spend more time in Leavenworth. When I called to cancel the tour, Liz told me they do personalized tours too. We ended up having a guide pick us up at our hotel in Seattle and take us on a scenic tour. We stopped at Snoqualmie Falls and Twin Falls for short (1- 1.5 miles) hikes and beautiful views. Then we stopped by a lake and had a picnic lunch. Yes, it was chilly and fresh snow was on the ground, but that didn't matter. It was stunning! When we arrived to Leavenworth, our guide took us around town and pointed out good options for dinner and fun activities to do. TBH, at first I was afraid it was a little over priced, but in hindsight, it was perfect. If I am ever in the region again, I will use Evergreen Escapes again for sure!!

    Hurricane ridge
    Katherine M.

    Had an awesome tour guide, Marty, lead our group. This was a full day tour to Olympic National park (approximately 10 hour tour). We stopped at hurricane ridge, crescent lake and then did a hike to a waterfall. We got to see snow and forest, it was great. Marty was prepared with hiking poles for the snow, had awesome snacks for us during the day and a great lunch as well. Everything was very well thought out. Highly recommend this tour company and Marty specifically!

    Sophia C.

    Highly recommend! Took a tour to Olympic National Park. Jackie and Luke were stellar tour guides! They answered everyone's questions and enjoyed their stories and knowledge. We got lucky and the sun was out shining and no rain in sight. I got picked up on time from my hotel. There were plenty of snacks, beverages, and restroom breaks. Lunch was wonderful, shout out to the women who prepared it for us! We took the ferry to Bainbridge Island to Hurricane Ridge, Elwha River Valley, Crecent Lake, saw water falls, and saw the differences between a forged forest and non-foraged forest ( or tree harvesting). I went in May and did bring layers to peel off during the tour.

    Kacy M.

    Matthew Card was my tour guide/driver for Olympic National Park. He was friendly, engaging, enthusiastic, funny, and just plain adorable. He gave us his background (ecology and aviary) and was very informative about where we were heading for the day and what to expect. You could tell he loved his job, nature, people (and dogs). From beginning to end, he made sure everyone was comfortable and having fun. He answered questions, asked us questions and got to know us, set a moderate pace for the day but was aware of everyone's needs (ex1. at the second hike, an elderly gentleman got tired and Matthew drove him and let him rest while we went on and ex2. a lady was carsick so Matthew let her sit up front). At the end of the day, although the trees were my favorite part of the park, Matthew was also a fave because of how amazing he was. He let us know the ferries taking us back to Seattle from Bainbridge were running late and gave us an option to walk onto the ferry so we wouldn't be back too late (which some people did and some stayed with him in the van). I would definitely use Evergreen again. The van was clean, ride comfortable, guide awesome, and food and drinks provided was a huge selection to choose from. Planning a trip is hard in general and including a ferry, long drive, and unknown park is a logistical nightmare so this tour was a great find/blessing (found it online through research and immediately was attracted to the five star rating).

    Debbie M.

    Our Snoqualmie Falls/Wine Tour with Evergreen Escapes was amazing! Brent Maphis was incredibly knowledgable, fun, and he made our day so special. We had a great tour of Snowqualmie Falls despite the rain, and we visited three different, top-notch wineries, All were happy to see Brent, and welcome us to their wineries. We definitely recommend Brent, and Evergreen Escapes!!!

    End of day treat - chocolate chip cookie from local family catering.
    Christine L.

    TL;DR: Great as a 1-day limitation stay in Seattle if you prefer nature versus Pike Place/city stuff. Also great as a non-local that wants an intro session of what Mt. Rainier NPS has to offer (ex: little bit of everything) without worrying about hiking poles, food, rental car. YMMV depending on pacing of others / "special requests" from others, and nature's mood (weather, fires, etc.) Evergreen Escapes was picked because I found their tours originally on Viator & their all included offerings (snacks/food, hiking poles provided, hotel pickup/drop-off). If you book direct with them over the phone, you may save some money because you don't have to pay online taxes/fees and just their local tax. YMMV but we saved about $40 for 2 adults for the Mt. Rainier all-day excursion leaving from Seattle. (Hotel pickup and drop off included.) They also take note of any food allergies / diets you have. We went late August and it was considered a hazy day due to Canadian/local forest fires. (See my pictures of clouds on Mt. Rainier throughout the day.) Overall we hit all the itinerary spots they intended, with the exception of the last hike due to NPS Rangers closing the trail due to a JUST HAPPENED lightning strike that caught some trees on fire. (Nowhere near us, but you can smell like a neighbor's BBQ. NPS cars and rangers were all over the park on alert at checkpoints and checking on families/groups to divert as needed.) Our tour guide is Evan. While a recent local college grad, his education background (something about enviro planning) and enthusiasm for his home turf lends itself very well to be a VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE tour guide. He would talk about what we're seeing, local life/trees, history of the location of how it formed, etc. And answered all our questions! Very easy going kid, no pressure/rush, looking out for everyone. Van (NOT A BUS) is bigger than a minivan and we're able to keep our backpacks inside for the short picture stops. (I would still take your wallet with you, like any other risks when parking in a public parking lot.) Fits 12 passengers + 1 driver. Van was clean, fully AIR CONDITIONED (may need to re-aim the vents, but no big deal), and limited cup holders to those near a window. YMMV if you're able to achieve the entire intended itinerary because it depends on everyone's walking/hiking pace, picture taking, how fast people eat/bathroom, etc. Ours wasn't too bad, and the schedule offset is due to lighting tree fire / smoke (which is NOT Evergreens fault). Evan did park further away downhill from the target so that we can at least have an idea of what we're SUPPOSED to see and observe the fire helicopters at work. (Pretty cool substitute.) We had one retired person who didn't anticipate an actual waterfall hike (steep rock steps at Myrtle Falls), so they shopped at the Visitor Center gift shop while waiting for us. The "special request" for gift store shopping happened to be the same retired person, so everything worked out! This is an example of how YMMV depending on the group members vibe. Hotel Pickup at 7:40am (I was the last pickup). Mini coffee/pastry bathroom stop ~9:00am (Alder Lake). Arrived at actual NPS gates at ~10:00 am. Lunch at Longmire ~2:00pm Left the park ~4:00pm due to nearby tree fire cutting the last trail hike out. Arrived back in Seattle (with traffic) at ~6:00pm (first to be dropped). 1. Passed by Alder Lake, Christine Falls. 2. Stopped and hiked* Kautz Creek Viewpoint, Myrtle Falls, time allotted to check out Henry M. Jackson Visitor Center at Paradise, Reflection Lake Viewpoint, Narada Falls Hike 3. Late lunch at Longmire. 4. Stopped and hiked* Nisqually River with the wooden bridge, Kraute Creek Viewpoint 5. Skipped Twin Firs Trail due to NPS fire safety/closure. *Hiked is relative/subjective. Some are a quick stop for pictures, while some is max 1 mile round trip. Trail would vary depending paved or dirt, elevation gain or steepness, depending how the NPS set up and is NOT reflective of Evergreen. Each stop has a sitting area for folks that wish to linger behind. Evan would answer questions for those concerned before starting, and lingers at all times to make sure we're together in a group when we set off. (Ex: He'll hang in the back to keep an eye on the slower ones because it's a one way in/one way out anyways. Or he'll lead and stop every once in a while to make sure the last one isn't too far out and take the wrong fork.) He provides ample time for pictures and helped us taking some as well. Overall if you're familiar with NPS, it's a great worry free itinerary where you just need to pack appropriate layers/jacket, and a refillable water bottle. (We brought our own, but Evergreens had PLENTY on hand filled with COLD water and kept in ice cooler.)

    Somi J.

    Mount Rainer tour over Thanksgiving. We did not get to see the mount Rainer.. It was very cloudy and bit snowy. It was unfortunate to pay almost $300 for the tour and didn't get to see it. I know that's something they cannot control, but still, pretty disappointed. The guide knew we were not able to see mount Rainer so he took us on this small trail, which was lush green everywhere. Then we parked the van where we can go farthest and tried walking to mount Rainer. Which we didn't walk far at all. We did stop by the river area and took some photos then had to leave. They did provide food, which were boxed soup and some homemade pasta things. They were alright, nothing crazy, mediocre. For the cost I have paid for even if I saw the mount Rainer, I don't think it was worth it that much. If I have a car next time, I will be trying to do it on my own.

    Marie B.

    We took the Olympic National Park tour, and Mal was our guide. She had an incredible wealth of knowledge, so we spent the day bombarding her with questions. We learned so much about the area, volcanoes, geology, botany, etc. So impressed with Mal! Olympic NP is a gorgeous park, and going with Evergreen Escapes is a great way to see a lot of it. We saw waterfalls, forests, lakes, rivers, mountains, etc. Just stunning scenery all around.

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    4.9(1.8k reviews)
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    I thoroughly enjoyed Savor Seattle's Pike Place Market Food Tour. Our tour guide Frankie was…read moreamazing! I love her enthusiasm, knowledge, historical facts, and information she shared with us regarding Pike Place Market and its vendors. The curated food samples around the market were well-organized, generously portioned, and delicious. I highly recommend this tour for both locals and tourists alike. I am a local Seattleite. I did this tour for the first time over 10 years ago and was pleased that it wasn't exactly the same places we stopped at before. Plus, it reminded me to go back and support businesses that I had forgotten about and to continue exploring the market and to come back often because this place is truly a gem and worthy of our support for being 100% local and run by small business owners. Today was a perfect afternoon well spent :-)

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    4.2(912 reviews)
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    We took the Harbor Cruise as part of our City Pass package, thinking it would be a good use of time…read moreand a fun way to see Seattle from a different perspective. We ended up really enjoying the tour and would highly recommend to visitors. This would especially be a great thing to add to your itinerary if you're only in the city for a short time, as you get to see a lot of landmarks in a short time. You also get to hear about the city's history and key industries. The ride overall is pretty smooth, and my husband, who gets motion sickness, was totally fine. The boat when docked can experience a little more motion, however, so your mileage may vary. We also found it easy to get seats with good views, and the guides were easy to hear anywhere on the boat. The crew were friendly and engaging, and Angelo and the other staff were very kind to us when my husband and I mentioned we were celebrating our anniversary.

    We reserved our spots for 4pm via CityPass tickets. People started lining up 20-25 minutes prior to…read moregrab the seats at the top of the deck. The check-in and onboarding process was super easy. The ship promptly left dock at designated time. The top deck had open view. The second level had enclosed area with glass window views. Also both ends were open to guests as well. From start to end, the staff member did an amazing job of narrating many aspects of the views from the deck. A lot of it was about the downtown Seattle buildings, Space Needle, buildings and parks by the shore, the sea ports and many other cool facts along the way. I throughly enjoyed the hour long tour. The weather was also fantastic to take stunning pictures of the downtown, the mountains and the port. They also had a bar in second level where they served alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages, pop corn and some small snacks. Prices were decent for it being a tourist activity. We liked both popcorn and the strawberry lemonade.

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    Show Me Seattle - Fried fish & coleslaw

    Show Me Seattle

    4.6(185 reviews)

    5 Stars - A Must-Do Experience at Pike Place Market!…read more My wife and I recently visited Pike Place Market in Seattle with my father-in-law. We had been to the market before and just wandered around, but this time my father-in-law suggested we try a tasting tour--and we're so glad we did! That's how we met Lucky Lane, our guide with Show Me Seattle. I'll admit I was a little apprehensive at first, but Lucky completely won us over. He was incredibly friendly, fun, and hands-down the most knowledgeable tour guide we've ever had. Lucky brought the market to life with fascinating history, personal stories, and the absolute best tasting samples Pike Place has to offer. There were too many highlights to list--every stop was unique, delicious, and memorable. Lucky struck the perfect balance between informative and entertaining, and made us feel like we were exploring the market with an old friend. Thank you Lucky! If you're visiting Seattle, don't just wander--take the tour with Lucky. It'll change the way you see Pike Place Market!

    We had a great tour to the Boeing Museum in Seattle, and it was all because of our…read morerepresentative/driver Casey Raiha. He made the drive over educational, and knew everything about Seattle and it's outskirts. You could not ask for a better tour guide than Casey. And as an added benefit, at the end he offered us all a choice of 3 dropoff spots (not just our original hotel pick up spot.) We had been worried about getting to our next destination from the hotel dropoff, and Casey saved us from that worry. Thanks so much for a great tour Casey!

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    4.4(483 reviews)
    Pioneer Square

    First of all, I want to start this review by stating that I did not get to attend this tour because…read moreI was late (which I will admit) but I am still giving one star due to the rude staff member who worked at the starting location of this tour. On Saturday, the 21st, four of us were scheduled to go and do this tour and we were extremely excited. After dealing with the atrocious Seattle traffic and terrible parking situations down by the pier I was already very frustrated. Our party arrived at the Ye Olde Curiosity Shop at 7:04 for our 7:00 pm tour and asked the worker where the tour meets to which the rude worker just replied under their breath, "they left" and returned to work.I explained that I understood we were late but were hoping we could catch up with them. I asked that same worker where the tour meets and they said, "In a big group outside" and continued to work. While we were on the pier in Seattle this information was not helpful. Trying to salvage the night, we went outside and tried to walk around and look for a "big group of people" on the crowded Seattle pier on a Saturday night. After a few minutes I went back inside he shop frustrated and asked the worker if they could find someone that was actually helpful that could answer some questions. With some reluctancy this person called their accommodating manager who explained that the tour heads to the right and described exactly what the tour guide was wearing. Ultimately we were unable to catch up with our tour guide because of how much time was wasted with this worker who was unwilling to help us at all. Again I understand we were late, but stuff happens. This place needs to hire people who have customer service skills.

    Found a Groupon and thought we'd give it a whirl. I've been on the Underground Tour before and…read morethought this might be a different perspective. First off, the Groupon was a nice deal, however the reservation process was a bit challenging. You must reserve a minimum of 48 hours in advance. And they are closed Tuesday& Wednesday in slower months. I followed the directions and emailed my request in for a Thursday 6 pm walk. (Friday and Saturday were unavailable for Groupon) Apparently I put the incorrect Groupon code so received an email requesting correct code. After another email, I was confirmed. The emails are a bit overwhelming and require you to read all rules and stipulations regarding cancellation policy..and I imagine they were created because of multiple problems with third party discounts, but I suggest perhaps toning down the big print and bold highlights to a more tourist friendly approach as it was a tad off putting for a first impression. So, all Groupon issues aside, we arrived at the address provided a half hour early (always better to be early than late!). There are multiple parking lots available throughout the address, as well as metered street parking. As a disabled person, I was able to find a spot right in front with a placard for free. We walked down a steep stairway into a very fitting dungeon like storefront. We were greeted by a friendly lady who found our reservation and said we could walk about the DEATH MUSEUM until 6 when our tour would meet just to the right of the counter. There is a small gift shop with mostly local products. The museum has some interesting information and displays that reflect all aspects of death, from embalming utensils, death masks, photos of deceased, mourning attire, coffins, hair embellishments and more. Nice touch. At 6 we met in the pews, and were greeted by our tour guide, Graham.. A "portly" (lol) gentleman with a charismatic presence. He spoke with enthusiasm and provided recordings, pictures and videos throughout the tour. The walk itself is easy. The tour is 90 minutes and only covers a few blocks of Pioneer Square. There are several sets of steep stairways that are part of this tour. It is not wheelchair or stroller accessible. At the end of the tour we were aka to walk through their own "underground" in the dark with flashlights they provided. This was pretty cool. I really am intrigued by the whole underground here in Seattle. I did enjoy the tour, and our guide was great.. However I felt like there wasn't a lot of substance. I have done the UNDERGROUND TOUR below, so I am a little familiar with Seattle's history and I would have liked to hear a little more area history and visited more buildings. This is not a HAUNTED TOUR. There is no-one jumping out at you or spooky sound effects. This is a tour based on evidence and local stories and lore of paranormal experiences. You can be a believer, a skeptic or a non believer.. You are given the facts, the stories, the lore and evidence and you can form your own opinion. All in all it was a good PG intro to the world of yesteryear in Seattle. I hear there is a pub tour for adults only and think this may have been a better option, however it was not available through the Groupon. Overall..skip the Groupon and book an adult only tour. Till our next visit to Seattle... :)

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    Tours Northwest - Outside Mt. Rainier National Park!

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    4.7(192 reviews)
    South Park

    We took a Seattle City tour that was fantastic! We got to see the highlights of the different areas…read moreof Seattle in a clean and comfortable vehicle, including several stops along the way. Our guide, Ken, was friendly and very knowledgeable of the area.

    I have never had so much fun! My sister and I went on the Tours Northwest Mt. Rainier Tour about 3…read moreweeks ago. Our tour guide called the afternoon before to confirm our pick up and answer any questions. The next day started out early at the Urban Coffee House pickup spot where we met, the BEST tour guide, Andreas! Luckily, we were able to grab seats up front as I was worried about potentially getting carsick. I think I would've been fine in the back though, the ride was so smooth the whole way! We made one more stop in SeaTac where we arrived a bit early, but that gave the group some time to use the restrooms! Next stop was a grocery store about an hour away, where we were able to use the restrooms and grab lunches which we could store in the ice chest they provided on the bus. Once we made it to the park we enjoyed several fascinating stops all the while listening to Andreas share many interesting facts. He was extremely knowledgeable and a pleasure to learn from! Unfortunately, the restrooms were down at our main park stop but Andreas ensured we had bathroom stops before and after our excursion. At our main stop, I was able to fit a 50 min hike in as well as some browsing time and a short walk down another trail. I chose to eat my lunch on the bus so I could squeeze it all in! I felt like we saw so many great aspects of the park and I was so excited to explore at each stop. Besides the longer treks between Downtown Seattle and the National Park, I feel like we stopped 1-2 times per hour to see something new. Andreas provided lots of great facts and gave us plenty of freedom to explore. He also offered to take pictures of anyone who wanted them!! On our way back into town everyone was pretty beat, Andreas still communicated with us on where we would be stopping next as well as offering FABULOUS insights into Seattle itself and what to do next as a tourist, as well as great local eats. Thanks for spending the day with us Andreas!

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