Which Washington City Should You Move To?

Pack your bags for Seattle! You might want to pack light, though, because space in this modern metropolis goes for a premium. But as long as you've got your dark-drip coffee (black) and a hole-in-the-wall place where everyone knows your name, where you can go to escape the constant drizzle and construction sounds (somewhat), you're one happy urban camper.

Looks like you're going to Tacoma! You're not quite the Seattle type, but you do enjoy the amenities and convenience of a fairly large city. Most of all, you love to have access to travel, whether it's for business or pleasure. You're an adventurous spirit, and you'll find like-minded individuals in Tacoma, 'where rails meet sails.'

You're headed for Vancouver! Unlike many Seattleites and other Washingtonians, you don't have any great problem with Portland's 'stay weird' attitude. And that's great, because you'll be just a quick hop, skip, and a jump away from Oregon's largest city when you relocate to Vancouver, Washington. You're down-to-earth and family oriented, which is why you'd love this peaceful but bustling city.

Get your hiking boots on--you're going to Bellingham! As an outdoor adrenaline junkie, you'd love Bellingham's easy access to endless hiking, skiing, mountain and road biking, kayaking, swimming, and just about any other activity you can think of that involves water, dirt, and fresh air. Bellingham also has no shortage of regional culture and flair, so get ready to show your local pride.

Board a ferry or your own private yacht--you're going to Bainbridge Island! You highly value family as well as higher learning and your career. You're politically minded, with a focus on the environment and preservation. You'll fit right in on Bainbridge Island, voted one of the best places to live in the whole United States.

There's more to Forks, Washington, than just 'Twilight'! It's home to some of the most idyllic Pacific Northwest landscapes, making it the perfect place for you to escape the rat race of city life. You'd much prefer to live among the hills and greenery than concrete walls and skyscrapers. Forks, Washington, has everything you need for a peaceful Washington life--whether you enjoy steamy vampire romance or not.