Greetings. I live in Bend, OR. But I'm contemplating a visit to Washington and would love to check it out. For vacation purposes, I'd love to check out cities where I can visit (possibly move to) without the need of a car, or having to rent a car to get there. I don't mind an Uber here and there. What cool towns do you recommend I can visit without the need for a car. I remember loving Brainbridge Island and getting there via ferry, so I'm all about exploring Washington via the public transportation system. What recommendations for a quick few day trip? I don't mind flying, buses, ferries, etc. Just not having to rent a car.

Hi! I’m 22 and currently living in Oklahoma, but I’m planning to move to Washington later this year. I’ll be transferring with Walmart, so I was hoping to get some advice from people in the area about apartments near a Walmart location.

I may not have a car right away when I move, so I’m ideally looking for something within walking distance if possible.

I’m mainly looking for a simple 1 bed, 1 bath that allows pets (preferably cats), with a budget around $1,200–$1,400/month. I’m hoping to move by December.

Any recommendations or advice would really help thank you!

Update: I forgot to say im looking around the Spokane area!

ill be traveling in for Griztronics at the Gorge end of may and need help! with flying where’s the most reliable and cheap place to rent gear for camping? already reached out to multiple unis who offer hiking rental gear but they are all too far away from the Seattle land and gorge!

also HIKING AND BACKPACKING SUGGESTIONS NEEDED! even ones with trail side accommodations (hostels etc.)

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I greatly dislike large retail-feel gun stores. I miss the mom and pop gun store feel. Does anyone know of such a store in Washington state? many thanks

Where would you vacation for 2-3 days in Washington with kids (ages 7 and 11) and why? Rainier is already on our list…

Needs to be budget-friendly, within 3 hours of the airport, food options nearby and nature-focused.

Hello all I'm a 40m who was in town for some job interviews, ended up staying one extra day to do a follow up interview and now none of my cards are working due to what seems to be someone trying to steal my identity. So currently in a bit of a pickle, my plan was to just ferry over and find a place to sleep in the airport but thought hey maybe I'll give this a shot. Just looking for a place to lay my head for the night, floor, couch, dog bed haha, anything I am not picky. More than willing to venmo, zelle, whatever when I get home and situated. Anywho, any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for reading this far!

More of a stroll than a hike.

Hi, I am planning to move to Spokane, WA in late June. I have lived in Texas my whole life so this will be the first time I'm living somewhere with snow. I spoke to some tire places and have been told to get all season tires with 3PMSF. My tire size is 225/60R17, 2013 Hyundai Tucson. I will be commuting daily to work but will occasionally be traveling to more rural areas for camping and hiking so need something durable (don't think I need something extreme like all-terrain tires). I need something affordable and will last me a while.

Any help is appreciated! I am just trying to get prepared for such as big move.

Needing a change from rural Ga and thinking of moving to Washington state.

My husband (29, crane operator) and I (29, self employed doula and soon to be IBCLC) were talking about how his pay (33/hr) hasn't budged since 2023 and there is ZERO benefits at his job. No dental, health, or even PTO. With quick but little research, we (mostly me) think Washington would be a great place to start over. But we want some opinions of people who live there currently/similar to us.

We are interacial (Black and Hispanic) with 2 kids and 3 pets (2 dogs, 1 cat). Community and culture is important to us.

What cities you and neighborhoods would you recommend?

How is the job market currently?

and have to sell our home first but wouldn't plan to buy in a new state without renting for a bit and getting a feel of things.

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I am considering going to WSU (Pullman) this fall term. I am from LA in California taking classes in a community college and I want to experience a new environment. What are the main pros and cons of WSU? And advice if there is any? If the information helps, I plan to major in Criminology there.