A RESTROOM WITH A VIEW

Short of chartering a small plane, the most breathtaking views of Seattle can be seen from the 73rd floor Observation Deck of the Columbia Center, which at 1,049 ft above sea level is the tallest and most Spiderman-friendly building in the Pacific Northwest. We just heard a rumor that the very most spectacular views are actually to be had from the women's restroom of the Columbia Tower Club, located on the 76th floor. ("I just know it's supposed to be nothing short of fabulous—from a toilet perspective," the male observation deck attendant told us, hastily adding that he'd never actually seen it for himself.) We'd like to find out, so here's this week's challenge: The first person to send us a picture of the Cascades snapped from the women's room of the Tower Club wins free tickets to our next Seattle event, Feb. 22 at the W Hotel. Register now!

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