-Play disc golf at the Lake Stevens Disc Golf Course (12806 20th NE Lake Stevens, WA 98258)

-Go for a hike at Lime Kiln Trail in Granite Falls. For a more challenging hike, check out Lake 22 (it's worth it, we promise!)

-Stroll or roll along the 30-mile paved Centennial Trail via foot, bike, board, or skates! There are many different trailheads to start at, with one located in downtown Snohomish.

-Looking to get rowdy? Head to Duthie Hill mountain bike park. One of Max's favorite spots to ride, great for all skill levels in an immersive environment. (Gear required, ask Max about rentals) (26100-26156 SE Issaquah-Fall City Rd, Issaquah, WA 98029)

-Spend an afternoon in the park at the lovely Flowing Lake County Park. Day pass is $10. You can also camp here! (17900 48th St SE, Snohomish, WA 98290)

-Our favorite "tourist stop" we love to share with visitors is definitely the Deception Pass bridge, located about an hour north of Lake Stevens. You can park along the bridge and hike below it, or just enjoy the stunning view of the pass from atop. (There's also an ice cream stand just before you get to the bridge that you should DEFINITELY stop at!)

-Enjoy the outdoor driving range and minigolf course at Snohomish Valley Golf Center. (8511 Marsh Rd, Snohomish, WA 98296)

-For a scenic day trip, we recommend driving up and over Stevens Pass (Highway 2). You can stop at Wenatchee State Park and paddle on the lake (where we got engaged!), hike, and afterwards enjoy brats & brews in the beautiful Bavarian village of Leavenworth. (Located about 2 hours from Lake Stevens).

-If you've got an extra day or two to spare, Olympic National Park is another gem of the PNW that we adore. The teal blue water of Lake Crescent will blow your mind - jump in!!! Hike around the gorgeous Sol Duc Falls (and if it's not too hot check out the hotsprings!). Marvel at the lush moss in the Hoh Rainforest. Greet the Pacific Ocean and climb over tons of beached trees at Rialto Beach.