#PACIFIC NORTHWEST CODE#
Note: there are a few instances where this color code is not quite the same and I’m feverishly working to correct any inconsistencies as soon as possible, and apologize in advance. All this comes together to offer comprehensive Pacific Northwest Maps. Finally, black markers indicate transpiration hubs or locations.
Purple involves most things that would be indoors like antique malls, museums and vintage clothing shops. Green has to do with everything outdoors - botanical gardens, National Parks, special trailheads, and interesting bridges. Blue markers are special lodging options, include key lodges or even a few of my favorite Airbnb experiences. Sometimes I include particularly awesome co-op grocery stores and other food type boutiques in this category. Unless otherwise noted in the legend attached to each map, the following are general color-code guides. The color coding behind my Pacific Northwest maps You can also use the search bar at the top of the page to find an article and a corresponding map is embedded within the piece. Most maps are also attached to an article on the Kessi World website, so click the provided links to learn more specific information about the content. These Pacific Northwest maps are organized by key regions, listed below. Table of Contents - Pacific Northwest maps Also, if you’d like help creating your own map, especially for a road-trip itinerary, please let me know and I’ll do my best to help out. If I’ve missed something, please be sure to let me know. These maps are updated regularly, and I work very hard to be sure the information reflects all the realities of changes brought about by fast-moving pandemic life. Helens or the Bloedel Reserve, make this collection of Pacific Northwest maps a great resource for navigating my home states Oregon and Washington. All this, combined with visits to so many natural treasures, like Mt. And, because I can’t possibly know it all, locally trusted friends and family provide even more hints - tested and approved. I love to enjoy food and drink and pay particular attention to the best dining and beverage options in any given location. Now, when the adult version of me explores the Pacific Northwest, I keep track of my favorite places, which include special lodging experiences, like the Tokeland Hotel or Lake Quinault Lodge. As a kid my cousin Monica and I would memorize US state capitals based on a pull-down grade school schematic hanging from their living room. I’ve always had an affinity for maps of all kinds.
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