Fly from
Budget
C$ 317 - C$ 573
Route
Depart
Return
Price
Toronto Pearson IntlPortland
YYZ - PDX
YYZPDX
Toronto Pearson Intl
Tue 4/6
1 stop31h 08m
Portland
Tue 11/6
1 stop11h 32m
Toronto Pearson IntlPortland
YYZ - PDX
YYZPDX
Toronto Pearson Intl
Tue 11/6
1 stop9h 20m
Portland
Tue 18/6
1 stop12h 20m
Toronto Kitchener-WaterlooPortland
YKF - PDX
YKFPDX
Toronto Kitchener-Waterloo
Wed 17/7
1 stop9h 58m
Portland
Tue 23/7
1 stop7h 52m
HamiltonPortland
YHM - PDX
YHMPDX
Hamilton
Wed 17/7
1 stop10h 13m
Portland
Tue 23/7
1 stop7h 15m
Toronto Pearson IntlPortland
YYZ - PDX
YYZPDX
Toronto Pearson Intl
Sun 9/6
Nonstop5h 09m
Portland
Mon 10/6
1 stop8h 37m
Toronto Pearson IntlPortland
YYZ - PDX
YYZPDX
Toronto Pearson Intl
Tue 4/6
1 stop8h 47m
Portland
Mon 10/6
1 stop8h 08m
Toronto Pearson IntlPortland
YYZ - PDX
YYZPDX
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 5/6
Nonstop5h 09m
Portland
Tue 11/6
1 stop7h 13m
Toronto Pearson IntlSeattle/Tacoma Intl
YYZ - SEA
YYZSEA
Toronto Pearson Intl
Fri 20/9
Nonstop5h 22m
Seattle/Tacoma Intl
Sat 28/9
Nonstop4h 30m
Toronto Pearson IntlSpokane
YYZ - GEG
YYZGEG
Toronto Pearson Intl
Thu 8/8
1 stop10h 06m
Spokane
Sun 11/8
1 stop20h 53m
Currently, October is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Washington (average of C$ 303). Flying to Washington in March will prove the most costly (average of C$ 420). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
C$ 444
February
C$ 459
March
C$ 572
April
C$ 561
May
C$ 433
June
C$ 488
July
C$ 560
August
C$ 571
September
C$ 552
October
C$ 413
November
C$ 430
December
C$ 482
SEA Temperature | 5 - 19 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Washington, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 19.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of December, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 5.0 C).
Comfort
Overall
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Reviews
Paid a lot for our exit row seats and they weren’t that roomy.
Comfort
Overall
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Reviews
Paid a lot for our exit row seats and they weren’t that roomy.
Comfort
Overall
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Reviews
Paid a lot for our exit row seats and they weren’t that roomy.
Comfort
Overall
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Reviews
Paid a lot for our exit row seats and they weren’t that roomy.
Comfort
Overall
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Reviews
Paid a lot for our exit row seats and they weren’t that roomy.
Comfort
Overall
Boarding
Entertainment
Food
Crew
Reviews
Paid a lot for our exit row seats and they weren’t that roomy.
Getting a flight to Washington should be very easy – it’s likely your everyday must-haves originated in Washington. Microsoft probably had a hand in the computer you’re using and it’s likely you tested your “Starbucks language” (half-caf triple venti, no foam caramel machiatto) once today. But when your flight to Washington lands, you’ll experience more than computers and coffee beans.
Washington is a leading lumber producer and many of its native trees grace our homes every December: the Douglas fir, white pine, spruce, larch and cedar. Grab some award-winning apples, pears and cherries for the Washington flight home, and pack away some of Washington’s finest wines for a special evening.
Visit one of the 1,000 dams and explore the state’s source of water storage, flood control and power before boarding your Washington flight home. Major Washington must-sees include Olympic and Mt. Rainier National Parks and Mount St. Helens, which erupted in 1980.
Washington has two main climates west and east of the Cascades. The west is typically mild and wet, the east cool and dry. Seattle temperatures generally range from just above zero degrees (Celsius) in January to the high-teens in July; Spokane from just below zero in January to the low 20s in July.Most precipitation falls October through March. The western side of the Olympic Peninsula receives up to 400 centimetres of precipitation annually, and the western slopes of the Cascades over 500 centimetres of snow. Eastern Washington averages about 15 centimetres of precipitation, with more closer to the Rocky Mountains.
With several regional airports, Washington flights are easy and discount fares are available. There is train service north and south of Seattle and bus service to Spokane and beyond. Washington has the most extensive ferry service in the country, and it includes transport to the San Juan Islands, Bainbridge Island, Whidbey Island, Vashon Island and Kitsap Peninsula. A car or RV is a great way to see the state and the only way to get to some of the more remote locations. Make sure to fill the gas tank first—Washington is a large state, and gas stations are few and far between in some areas.
Seattle is fun to explore on foot and is well served by the Metro system. The Downtown Ride Free Area has free bus service from 6am to 7pm. To travel across the sound, choose from ferries, speedboats, water taxis and jet catamarans. Seattle is a difficult city for driving, with bad traffic congestion, one-way streets, and scarce and expensive parking.
Hiking is the best mode of transport in Olympic National Park. A great state for hiking, Washington’s popular trails include the Pacific Crest Trail, Hoh River Trail, and Wonderland Trail.