Ski Copper Creek Hut Feb. 18. $40. This will be a great day in the snow-filled Cascades spent skiing in the Mount Tahoma cross-country ski area. Ski to the Copper Creek Hut and warm up with some hot cocoa before making the trip back. Difficulty: more difficult; distance: 6 miles; time: three hours.

Winter survival camp Feb. 18, 19. $65. Head to Paradise in Mount Rainier National Park to learn the basics of trip preparation, winter travel, shelter construction and winter survival basics, backcountry cooking and leave-no-trace camping. The Saturday overnight trip fee includes winter camping class, group gear, transportation and entrance into Mount Rainier National Park and two camp meals. Minimum age: 18.

Ski/board Crystal Feb. 19. $40. Tired of the rain? Spend a day in the snow at Crystal Mountain. Transportation and gear are provided. (Transportation only: $20)

X-country Lake Easton Feb. 25. $40. Combine short runs, rolling hills, groomed trails and beautiful views, and you have a great day of cross-country skiing at Lake Easton! Get outside for a great workout in the snow. Difficulty: moderate; time: three hours; distance: 5 miles. Minimum age: 12.

Bungee at St. Helens Feb. 25. $125. Head to the base of Mount St. Helens to bungee jump off the highest bungee bridge in the country. A full 20 stories high, the spectacular private bridge is nestled in a beautiful emerald green forest above a majestic sparkling river. If adrenaline is what you crave, you won't be disappointed. Fee includes transportation, two jumps and the coveted Dangerous Sports Club T-shirt. Minimum weight: 90 pounds.

Horseback riding Feb. 26. $80. Head to Elbe, a town in the outskirts of Mount Rainier National Park, for a two-hour guided afternoon horseback ride.. No experience is necessary for you to participate in this trip. Minimum age: 7 Family-friendly trip.

Snowmobile Cascades Feb. 26. $125. Lots of fun, action, beauty and excitement await you. If you're seeking a fun-filled winter experience, look no further than this snowmobiling trip through the Cascade Mountains! Transportation, snowmobile, helmet, boots, gloves and snowsuit are provided. Dress in layers. Minimum age to drive: 16 (Adult passengers: $90; passengers 15 and younger: $60) Family-friendly trip; reasonable accommodations can be made for persons with special needs

After-work climb Feb. 29. $15. Head to the Edgeworks Gym for an evening of rock climbing.

Ski/board White Pass March 3. $95. Head to White Pass . The trip fee includes gear, lift ticket and transportation. Sign up for a lesson at no extra charge. (Transportation only: $20)

ATV rider course March 3. $25. If you've never been on an all-terrain vehicle or want to work on your riding skills, this clinic is for you. ATV Safety Institute-certified instructors will guide you through the fun and excitement of safely riding an ATV. Ride rain or shine, so dress for the weather. Fee includes ATV, helmet and goggles. ASI ATV RiderCourse Certification will be awarded upon completion. Minimum age: 16.

Snowshoe at falls, lake March 4. $35. The trail from Narada Falls to Reflection Lake provides a breathtaking experience of a winter snow-capped forest. Enjoy the snow-filled trek.. Difficulty: moderate; distance: 3.5 miles; elevation gain: 500 feet; time: 4 hours. Minimum age: 12.

Waterfall tour March 4. $55. Explore the greatest concentration of waterfalls in CONUS along the Columbia River Highway. Small waterfalls are viewable from the road, and you'll stop at five major ones to include 620-foot Multnomah Falls. Stop in Hood River, Ore., for lunch. (Ages 5-12: $40; ages 4 and younger: $15) Family-friendly trip; reasonable accommodations can be made for persons with special needs.

Military day at Crystal March 9. $40. Ski or ride Crystal Mountain for half price. Lift tickets should be purchased at the mountain. Gear and transportation are provided. (Transportation only: $20)

Moonlight snowshoe March 9. $35. Head to the Snoqualmie Pass area on the night of the full moon to snowshoe on the Pacific Crest Trail. Dress warmly because you won't see the sun on this trip. Difficulty: beginner; distance and elevation gain: varies; time: 2.5 hours. Family-friendly trip.

Snowmobile Cascades March 10. $125. Lots of fun, action, beauty and excitement await you. If you're seeking a fun-filled winter experience, look no further than this snowmobiling trip through the Cascade Mountains! Transportation, snowmobile, helmet, boots, gloves and snowsuit are provided. Dress in layers. Minimum age to drive: 16 (Adult passengers: $90; passengers 15 and younger: $60) Family-friendly trip; reasonable accommodations can be made for persons with special needs.

Wild ride on snow tube March 10. $35. Travel to one of Washington's great tubing hills for a great day in the snow! Dress warmly and get ready to go for a wild ride. (Ages: 6-12: $25; ages 5 and younger: $5) Family-friendly trip; reasonable accommodations can be made for persons with special needs.

Seattle walking tour March 11. $55. Get an insider's view of Seattle Sunday, March 11. See the best parts of The University of Washington, Ballard, Fremont, Queen Anne, City Center, Pike Place and Safeco Field. While exploring the city, you'll stop at spots many pass by and have time to go to the Space Needle, the Experience Music Project and the Museum (entry is not included in the trip fee).

Snowshoe Paradise March 11. $35. Join us to explore Mount Rainier's Glacier Vista. On a clear day, you can see all the way to Mount Hood! You'll love this winter wonderland without the bustle of the summer crowds. Difficulty: advanced; distance: 5.2 miles; elevation gain: 1,500 feet; time: three hours.