Best places: Things to dos in Vancouver, United States

👍👍 Historical value in addition to the gorgeous view. Visited in the end of June and it was stunning. What a great place to bring a camera! Perfectly quiet, sunny and no wind. View of the Vista house makes for a great photo opp. Drive safe, the road is like a coil up from I-84. As always, pack it in-p...

👍👍 Located in Yacolt Washington, lies Lucia Falls. It is truly a stunningly beautiful and picturesque Pacific Northwest gem!! To all of my fellow nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts, you must check this place out! My husband and I had such an awesome time here today, and I am completely convinced you...

Secluded, wooded state park, a former summer estate, with waterfalls & space for picnicking, hiking.

Park named for its characteristic feature, a waterfall on Columbia River Gorge that plunges 176 ft.

Huge park with varied attractions including zoo, rose garden, Japanese garden & 12 miles of trails.

Multiple aerial obstacle courses, a 1,200-foot zip line & facilitated team-building activities.

👍👍 Redwood observation deck inside Hoyt arboretum, located off the wildwood trail is around one third mile from visitor center. Wild and scenic walking trail amongst many other surrounding trails. Tall redwood trees are majestic. Very photogenic area.

23-room mansion from 1914 now a museum, featuring gardens, period furnishings & scenic views.

👍👍 Great loop hike either taking the upper or lower trail. Took the lower trail to start on the pavement start leading to the trail. Nice warm up for the steady climb to the lookout. Cooler on the lower trail during hot days. Finish meeting everyone coming up the upper trail. It is a steady climb so...

Narrow waterfall plunging 249 ft. over a basalt cliff, with hikes to the base & upper sections.

👍👍 Nice view and vibrant and alive. Great for family and friends gathering and walking. Looks like everyone have fun and enjoying the area. Several restaurants to food places.

A striking cascade more than 600 ft tall draws visitors to this picturesque spot with hiking trails.

Tranquil country estate with renovated stable & wooded grounds that are open for self-guided tours.

👍👍 This place is so beautiful and magical. It's like something you'd see out of a movie. There is moss on the trees, ferns and foliage everywhere, blackberry bushes, flowers, and the river and waterfalls are amazing. It's great for photos, to walk around, to sit and enjoy, or to go explore. It's a full...

👍👍 We loved our time here. We did-not do the mansion tour as it was closed on Sundays, but it costs around 15$ per person. Parking is around 2$ per hour. We wandered around the mansion and then went to the viewpoint which was amazing. The best view of Portland in my opinion. There are a few benches bea...

👍👍 Well this small museum was a BLAST! I was really surprised how much I enjoyed it. The tickets are $8 for adults. Full of history of Bigfoot starting from Native Americans to present day. You will learn about foot prints, handprints, cameras, bone structure, size, and even the smell of Bigfoot. You a...

Family-friendly natural area with plenty of hiking, biking & equestrian trails among scenic vistas.

👍👍 Really nice park along Eagle Creek that is a great place for large group gatherings. There are picnic tables set up along the creek with some seclusion. Water can be waded in and is likely a good source of crawfish. Admission is $8 and there is an onsite park host.

Performance venue in a Gothic, circa-1883 former church with a pipe organ & stained-glass windows.

This park, historically a Lewis & Clark landing site, offers a boat dock, paved paths & a dog area.