Washington Bucket List: Set Off on 150 Epic Adventures and Discover Incredible Destinations to Live Out Your Dreams While Creating Unforgettable Memories that Will Last a Lifetime. (Map Included)

This has overall been a helpful guide for trip planning. The descriptions are short but helpful, and I appreciate the specific coordinates being listed as well as information regarding entrance fees. One thing I would have liked is an index for looking up specific destinations; the table of contents lists everything by city so you need to know where the destination is in order to read about it.

You can search for a town you want to explore and it has things to do there. Good for a basic introduction to Washington, hits all the big Bucket List areas, but misses the subtle or unique things. Good value for a first and second trip to Washington. I wish it advised classics like Dick’s Drive-In restaurant where a simple burger is still only $3.20 and the milkshakes are real ice cream!

Very helpful. Arranged by cities which makes it easy to plan an adventure.

I rarely write book reviews, but this was such a disappointment. I've lived in Washington state for over 40 years but haven't had the opportunity to explore all that I should, especially east of the Cascades. I thought this book would be a collection of fun adventures. The choice of destinations is OK, but the description of locations is ludicrous. For example, Ape Caves in Longview? Ridiculous, they are at least an hour and a half a way from each other! Did the author even visit any of these places? Do not waste your money.

I purchased this book because it said it came with a map along with the other information. The map is useless it is very small 3 X 4 inches. I will keep the book but I have to buy a map.