Merry Christmas everyone! It’s the most festive day of the year, and there are all kinds of spectacular presents being shared today. This holiday season, here are 12 gifts in particular that we should all be excited for in Washington:
Have a wonderful holiday! What did Santa bring you this year?? Share in the comments below!
Stevens Pass
It may not have snowed everywhere, but many of our mountains are scheduled to be open for skiing & snowboarding today, including Steven’s Pass and Snoqualmie Pass.
Theo Chocolate
Not only do these scrumptious bars make for perfect stocking stuffers, but the organic, fair trade chocolate is made locally right here in Seattle.
Eric Steenson
Yum! Here’s a warm and delectable Mocha Coffee recipe you’ve got to try out this season.
The Toastie Project
Our state is the largest mint-producing area in the entire world when it comes to peppermint & spearmint, which turns into these classic holiday treats!
Bellewood Acres
Without our state producing about 70% of all fresh apples for the country, how would we be able to enjoy sweet apple pie or hot cider this Christmas?
If you love outdoor adventures, this book is highly recommended: “Washington’s Pacific Coast: A Guide to Hiking, Camping, Fishing & Other Adventures,” by Greg Johnston.
Flickr
To many people, socks may seem like a pretty boring and general gift. But to most of us in Washington, a pair of cozy socks makes for one awesome present to help keep your feet warm. Just please don’t wear them with sandals…
USDA
If Washington didn’t produce nearly 70% of hops to make beer, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy all of our favorite brews this holiday. Not to mention grapes to create wine!
Jamieism
Isn’t this photo of Ocean Shores breathtaking?? There’s truly nothing like living by the Pacific, and there are a lot of places out there who aren’t as lucky as us to have beaches to relax on.
Rob Green / Flickr
These buttercrunch toffee confections taste even more amazing this time of year. They’re produced here in Tacoma by Brown-Haley and make for a delectable Christmas candy.
danieltcyang
Here’s your Month-by-Month Guide for what to do in Washington in 2016! From a picnic at Baker Lake to exploring an abandoned ghost town, there are a wide range of things to start planning out for next year.
Sean Alexander
Could you ever get tired of looking at beautiful cascades? This hidden gem is known as Twin Falls and can be found near North Bend. Despite a seasonal trail closure, you can still catch a glimpse of the falls by way of the Homestead Valley Trail.
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