Published Nov. 7, 2019 | Last Updated November 23, 2024

Sure, Seattle gets the ‘occasional’ rainy day during the winter. But natives have long since learned that the grey skies aren’t a reason to write off the Emerald City. In fact, with its plethora of cozy refuges, lively winter events, and inspiring museums, you’ll never be short of unique things to do this winter in Seattle.

Whether you’re a local or you’re visiting from Victoria or the San Juan Islands, discover some of our favorite places to play, explore, and more!

Can’t-Miss Winter Activities in Seattle

1. Test Your Skills at the Seattle Pinball Museum

Does your inner kid or actual kid go gaga over pinball? is a hands-on game center featuring 50 different pinball machines that are changed out regularly.

2. Release the Kraken

Housed in the Climate Pledge arena, formerly the Seattle Center’s framed KeyArena, is touted as the most beautiful and sustainable arena. It’s also home to some of the most unique and elevated stadium food you’ve ever experienced, including the Bacon Pop Rock Potato (a Hasselback potato tipped with dill, Beecher’s cheese, and Bacon Pop Rocks), poké bowls, and a plant-based twist on cheeseburgers. 

3. Embrace Your Inner Aviation Geek at the Museum of Flight

The city’s famed industrial history began long before electric guitars and computer code. In fact, it could be said ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s first major contribution to the world began on Lake Union when Bill Boeing launched his first aircraft in 1916 — a launch that eventually led the city to become a hub for aviation development and manufacturing. Explore the history of aviation, especially as it pertains to Seattle, at the Museum of Flight.

4. See Seattle from the Sky View Observatory

Located on the 73^rd floor of the Columbia Center, the Sky View Observatory’s 360-degree view it the tallest in the Pacific Northwest. It sits perched above ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s original skyscraper, the Smith Tower. On a clear day, it offers panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains, Mount Rainier, Mount Baker, and more! Plus, the observatory’s café features signature cocktails and local pints for those who want to wander and sip.

5. Cheer for the Hawks

You may want to bring your earplugs. Lumen Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks, is the second loudest stadium in the NFL. And with good reason — the fans are known to cheer all game long. Hot tip: You’ll also want to dress for rain. You never know when Seattle will have a slight drizzle. The last thing you want is to sit through a game wet and cold. 

6. Learn About Seattle’s History at MOHAI

As you explore all the things to do in Seattle, have you ever wondered where the city started? Explore the city’s roots at the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI). Tucked at the southern tip of South Lake Union in the historic Naval Reserve Armory Building, its structure extends over the watery shores – a fact which you can see from within the 165-foot wooded sculpture that rests within the Grand Atrium. 

This interactive, educational museum offers something for those of all ages, right down to the thrilling sight of a Boeing B1 that’s suspended from its rafters. 

7. Visit the Museum of Pop Culture

From the air, the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) is hard to miss, thanks to its color design. But the building’s exterior is only the beginning. MoPOP’s experiential exhibits range from pop culture hits like to a fantasy world of .

8. Explore ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s Underground

Seattle wasn’t always built at the level it is today. Quite literally, the original streets were at sea level, meaning the roads and plumbing were at the mercy of the tide. But following the Great Seattle Fire of 1889, the downtown hub was raised an entire level. But 20 feet below the streets we know today, you can still find remnants of the city’s original footprint when you take the .

9. Go on a DIY Coffee Tour

Brave the weather like a true native — beating the winter chill with a warm cup of coffee. As the birthplace of not only Starbucks but smaller gems like Victrola, Café Ladro, and Herkimer, Seattle knows a thing or two about how to create the perfect pick-me-up. Discover ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s best coffee shops and create your own caffeine-loaded tour.

10. Delight in Wildlife at the Woodland Park Zoo

The chance of rain means fewer crowds and less of a fight to claim the prime viewing spots at the Woodland Park Zoo. Plus, the zoo’s annual (aka Wildlights) event is a festive way to enjoy this Seattle gem. During Wildlights, the zoo is decorated with festive displays and sparking lights, offering up-close animal encounters, hot chocolate, and more!

11. Tour the Seattle Aquarium

Explore Puget Sound’s fascinating wildlife. immersive underwater exhibits take you beneath the sea. Walk under the water in their Underwater Dome. Feel the spiky back of a sea urchin. Say hello to the harbor seals. It’s non-stop fun!

12. Visit the World’s ‘Most Instagrammable’ Library

It’s hard to miss 4^th Avenue’s glassy geometric beauty. But chances are when legendary architect Rem Koolhaas designed the book-lovers refuge, he didn’t plan on it being the And yet, the colorful hallways and plethora of natural daylight — not to mention its exquisite collection of books — have made it a must-snap on any Seattle visit.

13. Savor a Guided Chocolate Tasting at the Theo Chocolate Flagship Store Tour

Dive deep into your love of chocolate at Theo Chocolate’s flagship store during a guided tasting of chocolate bars and handmade confections. One of Theo’s experts will walk you through the different varieties and unique flavors available. Plus, you’ll be treated to a chocolate tempering demonstration and get to take home your own chocolate bark creation! Tickets can be purchased through the .

14. See Seattle from the Space Needle

Towering at an impressive 605 feet, the was built for the World’s Fair. It underwent its first major renovation in 2017, when the observatory received a glass facelift — featuring floor-to-ceiling glass windows that offer an uninhibited view of the city. No building in the city is as iconic or offers the same view of seaplanes landing on Lake Union.

15. Attend the Pacific Northwest Ballet

is one of the best ballets in the region — offering unique and expiring productions that will delight and inspire. From seasonal tales like The Nutcracker to childhood favorites like The Sleeping Beauty, you and your loved ones are sure to be entertained.

16. Find Your Perfect Running Shoe

Head to — the running shoe giant’s flagship store — and hop on the treadmill for a free gait analysis. The experienced staff will help you find your “sole mate,” the perfect shoe to compliment your unique gait. Plus, you’ll burn a few calories along the way.

17. Explore ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s Garden of Glass

Rain or shine, pops with color. Massive flower-inspired chandeliers hand from the ceilings. A dramatic seafloor-inspired installation stretches the length of a ballroom. And for those who like to work out while they sightsee, the museum often holds yoga sessions in its Glasshouse.

18. Take a Virtual Tour with Wings Over Washington

Take a as though you were an eagle. At this state-of-theater “fly theater,” you’ll be strapped into your seat for an immersive areal adventure tour above on of America’s most scenic and beautiful states. Using 5K Cameras, MUSHROOM VR, and a ground-breaking surround system you’ll be able to see and smell all that the Pacific Northwest has to offer.

19. See World-Renowned Exhibits at the Seattle Art Museum

Rain or shine, the Hammering Man towers above the entrance to the His continual arm movement beckons the adventurous soul to explore the city’s broadest array of art. SAM showcases a rotating collection of ancient and modern works from throughout the world, with more than 25,000 pieces on display.

20. Discover the Magic of Science at the Pacific Science Center

With more than 200 indoor and outdoor hands-on exhibits, the will delight those of all ages — especially your littles. From the Laser Dome and virtual reality experiences to a tropical butterfly house and more, you’ll discover hours of entertainment.

21. Explore Pike Place Market

Generally, Pike Place is praised as a summer activity and crowds flock to the farmer stalls and local shops. But during the winter, you can experience the charm of this hand-made and locally sourced goodness with less hustle and bustle. As a special treat, be sure to visit during the event when you can witness the treat lighting ceremony, enjoy festive music and cookie decorating, and take your photo with Santa.

22. Enjoy Happy Hour

It’s no secret Seattle offers a wealth of indulge-worthy restaurants. And, there’s no better way to sample them than during happy hour. You’ll find a fabulous selection of happy hours throughout the city — especially in South Lake Union.

23. Fine-Tune Your Golf Game

Many a golf game is won or lost on the green. And what better way to fine-tune your handicap than over a pint with friends? At , you can do it all. This lively game center features indoor mini-golf and a lively environment.

24. Attend a Silent Reading Party

This might be one of the strangest and most wonderful parties you’ll ever attend. is just as the name suggests — a quiet evening where people read. Held in the hotel’s fireside room, it’s an invitation to bring your favorite book and enjoy a drink with other fellow book lovers — many of whom you don’t even know!

25. Fly Face-to-Face with a Living Giant

During the winter, the snow-capped peaks of Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens are covered with a breathtaking blanket of fresh powder. The Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens Volcano Tour gives you a window seat to get an up-close and personal view of these amazing mountains.

26. Enjoy Board Game Fun

Whether you’re a committed gamer or a casual player, you’ll find boxes of fun at The all-American menu of small bites and entrees is perfect for a night of noshing. And for those who want a pint (or two) the tap selection includes a variety of local pours.

27. “Climb On” at the Seattle Bouldering Project

While you might not want to go hit the cliffs during a drizzly day, there’s nothing to say you can’t boulder away. is a Seattle staple. This indoor climbing gym offers a variety of climbing walls ranging in difficulty. They even have an occasional DJ night for some late-night sweating action.

28. Tour the Amazon Spheres

Generally speaking, Amazon’s two glass biomes are a luxury reserved for employees. Featuring roughly 40,000 plants from 30 different countries, the massive domes stand at an impressive four stories.

29. Visit the Volunteer Park Conservatory

Spanning more than 6,000 square feet, the is an indoor greenhouse that features five unique “houses”: the bromeliad house, the palm house, the fern hours, the cactus house, and the seasonal display house. It’s typically temperature regulated to 72 degrees, making it a great place to warm up on a cool winter day in Seattle.

30. Ride the Seattle Great Wheel

The largest Ferris wheel in North America, the is located at the edge of Elliot Bay on Pier 57. It features fully-enclosed gondolas that offer picturesque views — rain or shine. Ride times can vary from 12 – 20 minutes, depending on how crowded the gondola is. A private VIP gondola is also available, equipped with leather bucket seats, a stereo system, and a glass floor!

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There are hills to hike, waterfalls to explore, and plates of eggs Benedict to devour. This is your ultimate Pacific Northwest travel bucket list. And, it’s just in time for kicking off the New Year!

It’s loaded with seaside cocktails, DIY brewery tours, and can’t-miss donuts. It features remote fishing destinations, sea-to-table cuisine, and some of the most Instagram-worthy spots around.

20 Bucket List Worthy Things To Do In The Pacific Northwest

1. Snap the Best Selfie on San Juan Island

From epic lookouts and historic sites to adorable animals and the best outdoor art museum on the island, San Juan Island has some great spots to snap a selfie (or a few)!

2. Book an Epic Spa Treatment

Indulge in the tranquility of aromatic steam rooms, invigorating body scrubs, soothing massages by waterfalls, and awe-inspiring views. Experience the ultimate relaxation and restoration at the top-notch resorts and day spas in Victoria, BC, and throughout Vancouver Island.

Located just a 45 minute seaplane flight from Kenmore, WA to Victoria’s Inner Harbour or a quick 30 minute from from Friday Harbor Airport, San Juan Island to Victoria International Airport, your travel time can be short and your views epic.

3. Make Your Own Pub Crawl in Victoria

With the city’s plethora of microbreweries, Victoria is a beer lover’s haven. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring an appetite for this DIY pub crawl. The fabulous Roy Kiers from Chateau Victoria shares his favorite stops, along with great recommendations for small apps perfect to share.

4. Experience Fresh Air and Freedom on a Moped Adventure

There’s nothing quite like hitting the open road with the wind in your face, especially when you’re on San Juan Island! Located in downtown Friday Harbor, Susie’s Mopeds rents mopeds and scoot coups (essentially a two-seater moped), perfect for exploring the island at your leisure.

5. Enjoy a Seaside Cocktail at Port Ludlow

A peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle, Port Ludlow’s Fireside Restaurant faces the marina, including the seaplane dock. The tranquil location is known for its casually elegant Pacific Northwest cuisine. And, the mixologists behind the bar know how to craft one tasty cocktail. Plus, it’s just a short charter flight away.

6. Make Your Own ‘Summer Camp’ at the West Coast Wilderness Lodge

The West Coast Wilderness Lodge may look like a simple collection of windows tucked between the trees. It’s so much more. The unassuming destination is a seasonal one. (Routes are only open May through September.) But when they are, we love to visit.

The gentle waterways at the base of its hill make for exceptional kayaking. You might even be greeted by a few curious seals. Hiking trails abound. They offer zodiac adventures and fishing excursions. The on-site restaurant features sea-to-table cuisine. And the bar offers daily cocktail lessons. Just be sure to book in advance.

7. Witness Two World Wonders – Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens

Like the Grand Canyon and the Great Barrier Reef, Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens are bucket list world wonders. Without a doubt, one of the best ways to see them is from the sky. And, no tour takes you closer than the window seat of a Cessna Caravan.

8. Go on the Ultimate Photo Walk Through Victoria

Known as a pedestrian-friendly city, there is no better way to explore Victoria than on foot. Make sure to bring your camera for this adventure, as it will take you to the best photo-worthy spots throughout the city.

What’s even better about this excursion? It makes for the perfect day-trip activity. Catch the early flight out of Kenmore’s headquarters in Kenmore, WA directly to Victoria’s Inner Harbour. From there, the city is your oyster. Walk. Eat. Snap. Repeat. Then fly home and plan your next trip!

9. Indulge in San Juan Island’s Top Restaurants

Thanks to the San Juan Islands’ remote location, chefs lean heavily on locally sourced ingredients. Here, farm-to-table and sea-to-table cuisine reigns supreme. Not to mention the views are exquisite. 

10. Stand in the Spray of Chatterbox Falls at Princess Louisa Inlet

Carved into the Sunshine Coast, at the head of Princess Louisa Inlet, Chatterbox Falls might steal your heart. Here, old-growth forests tower among magnificent granite walls. The placid waters are mirror-like. And, sounds of water tumbling 120 feet into a glorious mist echoes throughout the canyon.

11. Eat Eggs Benedict In BC’s Brunch Capital

Known for its epic brunch scene, Victoria restaurants specialize in eggs Benedict (also known as Bennys). Chefs have gotten creative with these luscious breakfast plates, offering updated twists on the classic back bacon, poached egg, and hollandaise concoctions.

12. Sample Roche Harbor’s World-Famous Donuts

There are donuts. And then there are donuts at Lime Kiln Café. These cake-like babies are made fresh daily and disappear fast. Make sure to show up early in order to snag one (or a dozen). After all, a visit to Roche Harbor Resort isn’t quite the same without one.

13. Go Fishing Off the Beaten Track

The Pacific Rim of Vancouver Island is a place like none other. It’s close enough to reach in a day and yet somehow it feels removed from the “real world.” At Eagle Nook Resort, you can immerse yourself in the best Mother Nature has to offer. From fishing to wildlife adventures, this slice of remote paradise might make you think about moving to the country.

14. Do Nothing at Harrison House Suites

Sometimes, the best thing to do is nothing at all. At Harrison House Suites, that’s exactly what your vacation can be. Each room is uniquely appointed with plush robes and house-crafted bath roads. Most feature fireplaces. Some include two-person hot tubs. And, all come with a two-course breakfast that’s rave-worthy.

15. Go Whale Watching

Few things are more breathtaking than watching an orca breach – the massive black and white body shooting out from the sea, water trailing off its back as its momentarily suspended in the air. The crash and splash when it hits. The oos and ahhs from the boat. The feeling of your heart beating wildly in your chest.

16. Wander Through the Butchart Gardens

Thirteen miles outside of Victoria’s quaint Inner Harbour, burst with color. The sprawling grounds feature 55 acres of manicured gardens and public trails.

17. Sample Your Way Through BC’s Renowned Cowichan Valley

Cowichan Valley is the sweetest slice of wine country heaven you’ve probably never heard of. Warm days and crisp nights, gravelly soil rich with minerals, and lush aquifers imbue Cowichan Valley wines with fruit-forward flavors that deliver a crisp, dry finish. The conditions are similar to what’s found in the northern regions of Germany and France. The main difference is: Cowichan vines are relative babies. 

But make no mistake — this quaint slice of paradise produces exceptional grapes. It’s a fact that was recognized in June of 2020 when Cowichan Valley was formally given a sub-geographical indication (sub-GI). An official and protected term in B.C., it helps people identify local wine origins, signifying that at least 95% of the wine was made with regionally grown grapes.

18. Savor Clams at Doe Bay on Orcas Island

With its clothing-optional spa and rustic waterfront campsites, Doe Bay’s idyllic setting invites you to rest and refuel. Their highly acclaimed restaurant features seed-to-table cuisine, with many of the ingredients coming from their very own garden. All seafood is sourced from local fisherman, including their clams. This fragrant bowl loaded with white wine and herbs is the kind of dish over which memories are made. This is a can’t-miss on Orcas Island!

19. Plan the Ultimate Walla Walla Wine Getaway

Situated in the southeastern corner of Washington State, Walla Walla wine country encompasses nearly 3,000 acres, extending into the northeastern-most tip of Oregon. This locale serves as the perfect girls’ weekend destination, providing a serene atmosphere to unwind, relax, and savor some of the finest wines Washington has to offer.

20. Explore Canada’s Oldest Chinatown

While the modern-day footprint of Victoria’s Chinatown may be petite, its cultural and historical impact is not. In 1995, it was designated a national historic site. Here, you can get a glimpse into the rich history of Victoria’s thriving Chinese community. 

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How did Seattle get established? What were the first neighborhoods like? What’s the deal with the big red R? And have seaplanes always landed on Lake Union?

 A mix of pictures, artifacts and hands-on exhibits make this indoor museum fascinating for those of all ages. And, a fun thing to do in Seattle — no matter the weather. 

The Grand Atrium is a breathtaking introduction. From its rafters a Boeing B-1 is suspended. One of the first seaplanes to regularly land and take off from Lake Union, it was used to fly mail from Seattle to Victoria, British Columbia from 1920 to 1927.

Glowing behind the plane’s tail is the 12-foot tall Rainier ‘R.’ The iconic sign was originally at the Old Rainier Brewery in ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s Industrial District, where it could be seen from I-5. At its nose, a 165-foot wooden sculpture rises from the ground to the ceiling. Carved from the salvaged wood of a schooner built in 1896, visitors can walk the half-moon interior, finding a skylight at its tip and a window at the floor, peering down to the sculpture’s base where it dips into the waters of Lake Union.

A suggested path can be found on the museum’s floor by following a series of orange dots and arrows. These helpful markers allow you to explore the museum’s collection of permanent and rotating exhibits in chronological order.

From the Grand Atrium, the guided path takes you to the second floor on the northern edge of the building. A series of extensive permanent exhibits have been engagingly constructed in several spaces. The displays are speckled with window views of Lake Union.

A variety of interactive displays invite visitors to try their luck at an ancient slot machine, move logs through a sawmill, help boats pass through the Ballard Locks and more! The second-floor displays continue, wrapping around the entire Grand Atrium along a terrace walkway.

The third floor features the Kids Construction Zone, a large play space filled with learning toys and small windows to Lake Union. The top story is the Maritime exhibit — a beautiful space generously filled with daylight and views. A captain’s wheel marks the space’s helm and at the room’s core is a submarine periscope.

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Bordered by the ocean and ringed in mountains, the Emerald City’s natural beauty is unlike any other metropolis. Its neighborhoods are nestled against lakes, and the original downtown core is built on what once was marshland. Fueled by coffee, it is a mecca for foodies, tech experts, and outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you’re visiting for the long weekend, popping in for the day or looking to make a memory playing tourist in your hometown, there are a plethora of fun things to do in Seattle.

10 of the Best Things to do in Seattle

One of the best ways to get acquainted with a new city or learn something new about your old stomping ground is on a tour (or two). The following Seattle tours are some of our favorites, ranging from all-day excursions to 20 minute scenic flights.

Seattle Seaplane Tours

Call us biased, but we happen to think our Seattle Scenic Seaplane Tours are bucket list worthy. Taking off of Lake Union, these 20-minute tours offer a birds-eye view of the entire city. The narrated tour soars over the beautiful University of Washington Campus, T-Mobile Park (home of the Seattle Mariners), and Lumen Field (home of the Seattle Seahawks). Passengers are treated to a panoramic view of Elliot Bay, where icons like the Space Needle, 53-meter Great Wheel, and Washington State Ferries can be seen during their daily operation.

Seattle Underground Tour

Did you know, ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s original neighborhood has long been evacuated? It rests one story beneath the surface of Pioneer Square. Some of the lower neighborhood’s windows, a series of overhead skylights, can still be seen in the cracking sidewalks. The opaque glass inlays provided a source of light to the inhabitants below. Guided tours of the underground are provided by two different companies, and .

The exceptionally unique experience touring the underground city in Seattle offers a dive deep into how a fire raised the city, the pitfalls of the original toilets, and more!

Lake Washington Scenic Flight Tour

In honor of our 75th anniversary, we introduced a new scenic tour departing from 51�鶹 Harbor on Lake Washington — the site where it all began! This scenic Seattle seaplane tour takes passengers past the University of Washington, Shilshole Bay, and Discovery Point. Plus, it gives visitors a behind-the-scenes peek at the maintenance operation. 51�鶹 Harbor remains is the main hub of our maintenance operations. Here, planes can often be seen undergoing annual and 100 hour inspections.

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Seattle Boat Tours

With 200 miles of shoreline, boating is as quintessential to ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s culture as rain and coffee. From elegant crew boats and majestic sailboats to casual paddle boarders and intriguing houseboat communities, the city’s eclectic array of water vessels is as diverse as its inhabitants.

Arguably the most popular Seattle boat tours are offered by . They depart from several different docks throughout the city, not the least of which is on Lake Union, right next to 51�鶹’s terminal.

For those interested in being the captain of their own Seattle boat tour, there are a plethora of options. offers a variety of electric-powered water vessels, with the largest of their fleet holding up to 12 passengers. But perhaps most unique are . As the name suggests, these boats are equipped with a HOT TUB! Soak in the city views while staying nice and warm!

Mount St. Helen’s & Mount Rainier Scenic Flight Tour

Have you ever flown face-to-face with a living giant? Our Mount St. Helens and Mount Rainier Scenic Flight Tour brings you up-close and personal with these two iconic peaks. Departing from Boeing Field, each passenger gets a window seat aboard our 9-passenger Caravan wheel-plane. Keep your camera ready. This is the perfect vantage to see Mount St. Helen’s 2-mile wide crater (she’s often steaming!) and Mount Rainier’s glaciers (there’s 25 total – the most extensive collection of permanent ice on a single US mountain south of Alaska).

Seattle Food Tours

While the Michelin star isn’t applied to cities in the Pacific Northwest, ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s foodie culture has established a reputation as a foodie destination. In 2019, it was named among the Top 10 foodie cities in the United States and its chefs have brought home more than 20 James Beard awards. This is thanks largely to the region embracing the principles of farm-to-table, sea-to-table, and nose-to-tail cooking.

Nowhere are these ideals more present than at ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s Pike Place Market, where everyday shoppers rub elbows with chefs shopping for the freshest of the fresh. There are a plethora of food tours from which to choose. One of the most popular is , which offers chef-guided walking tours through the market, sharing bits of history and bites along the way.

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Seattle Whale Watching Tours

Viral images of orcas making their way into Elliott Bay may have you dreaming of whale watching from ���𲹳ٳٱ���’s downtown pier. But these sightings are few and far between. The famed resident orcas, and the equally stunning transient orcas, tend to stick to the waters around the San Juan Islands. So too do the grey whales, humpback whales, minke whales, dolphins, and porpoises. Seeing these majestic creatures and a host of other wildlife, like bald eagles, typically requires a trip to the outer reaches of Washington’s coast and beyond.

While day tours depart from the downtown Seattle waterfront, a quick scenic flight to Friday Harbor offers treats passengers to a scenic view of the coastline and surrounding area. And from there, a whale watching tour with San Juan Safaris has a 90% success rate at spotting whales while on the water.

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