Destinations - 10 Toes Travel

Franklin Ghost Town: A Lame Hike With a Genuinely Dark History

You’re going to Google “ghost town hike near Seattle,” find Franklin, drive 45 minutes, and stare at a concrete slab. That’s fine. Go anyway. Here’s why.

Rialto Beach Road Is Closing This Summer — Here’s What That Means for Your Olympic Coast Trip

If Rialto Beach is anywhere on your summer radar, listen up. Olympic National Park is planning to close the Mora

Misty Washington forest along a Sasquatch-themed camping road trip route

Sasquatch Camping Road Trip: Washington’s Best Routes

There’s something about setting up camp in a Washington forest at dusk, with the fog rolling in and the trees

What to see, where to go, and where to eat in Savannah, GA

Fun Things to Do When Camping in Savannah, GA

Camping in Savannah, GA mixes historic charm with outdoor fun. Check out the best nearby campgrounds, local eats, ghost tours, art spots, and attractions – all camper-friendly. Save this guide for your Georgia adventure!

view of Mount Rainier from Spring Lake - Lake Desire

The Tiny Mountain Near Renton That Most Seattleites Don’t Know Exists

There’s a 900-foot mountain hiding in a suburban neighborhood near Renton with Rainier views, two lakes, a bog, and zero parking fees. Echo Mountain at Spring Lake/Lake Desire Park is one of King County’s best-kept secrets, and I just hiked it.

Gnat Creek Campground Review: Rustic Tent Camping in Clatsop State Forest, Oregon (2025 Visit)

We were on our way out to the Oregon coast and thought we would scout the Gnat Creek Campground as

This Pacific Northwest’s Hidden Gem is Absolutely Stunning – But You’ve Got To Go Now!

The deciduous bonsai at Pacific Bonsai Museum in Federal Way are absolutely on fire right now with fall colors. I just visited yesterday and was blown away by 500-year-old trees showing off their autumn magic. But you’ve got maybe 2-3 weeks to catch this show at its peak – and this weekend’s Fall Foliage Festival (Oct 22-23) is the perfect time to experience it. Free admission, guided tours, and expert insights into one of the most diverse bonsai collections in North America.