Meet the Seattle Writers & Discover Their Picks for Fall Fun

Who could be better experts on fall fun than our writers? Click through the photo gallery to meet the adventuresome team and hear their picks.

By Kristina Moy October 23, 2014

Summer may technically be coming to end, but don’t fret. No one knows better than our adventuresome editorial team where to find fun during the fall months. We asked them to give you the scoop on their favorite things to do with their families this time of year. From pumpkin patches to trick-or-treating hot spots to family walks, they’re all over it. Click through the photo gallery to meet our writers and hear their autumn must-do’s.

Erin Cranston

“In the fall, we like to load up the car and take a two-hour drive over Snoqualmie Pass to visit our friends who packed up their sons and their urban Seattle lives two years ago to start Green Bow Farm near Ellensburg. Here, Matthew and Christina raise Highland cattle, Icelandic sheep and chickens on pasture on 23 acres. My husband and I like to spend a couple nights catching up with our friends, cooking, drinking good beer and taking in the glorious sunsets, while our six-year-old son gets to spend quality time exploring all that wide open space, frolicking with the farm dogs, taking rides on the farm ATV and most importantly, playing with his best buddy Harlow (they’ve known each other since they were babies) and his two little brothers. We’re in awe of their new life as sustainable farmers, and their influence has made me much more thoughtful in the ways I shop for and cook food for my brood. (We also miss them tons!). I invite you to check out Matthew and Christina’s amazing work on their blog at future farmers live here, or visit them at the West Seattle Farmers Market every Sunday.”

What’s your favorite fall activity? Tell us about it in a comment below!

–Kristina Moy