Northwest US

Olympic Peninsula Loop Hwy. #101, the loop goes around the 1 million acre park, Pacific Ocean on the West Side, Straight of Juan DeFuca on the North side, Hood Canal on the East Side and tall timber and a view of Mt. Rainier on the South Side.

The Tetons
Glacier NP
we also went into Canada to Banff and Lake Louise. Well worth the time.
Crater Lake
Snake River Canyon
If you haven't been, the Redwood Trees are a must if you have time.

Yep, "The Gorge" and "Crater Lake" are two worth the time... But, soo many good places in both states, hard to go wrong:)!

Have fun, travel safe,
Smitty

There's also Crater Lake.

While in the Columbia River Gorge, you might stop at the Bridge of the Gods at Cascade Locks, Oregon. RV parks, a great buffet style restaurant with lots of antiques (Char Burger) with large windows overlooking the river with a view of the bridge. One of my favorite spots in all weather. Parking sometimes difficult at Char Burger so I always plan to pass by on non-holidays.

And of course you'd want to spend a few hours at Multnomah Falls. Hiking to the top of the falls is an adventure and not all that strenuous.

Levenworth WA - German & Christmas town
Mt St Helen's - backside is unforested but has returned to a good state. WA12 & Hwy 131.
Mt Rainier - Paradise or Sunrise. Lot of sites, lakes, hiking and natural plants
Seattle - Pikes Market, Underground (Old Seattle), Space Needle, Scifi Museum
Pacific Ocean
Olympia National Forest - a rain forest

EBR-1.

:)

Columbia river gorge(Oregon side) Mt. St. Helens.Olympic Penninsula. Oregon coast.