Explore one of the most captivating places on the planet. Hike through pristine mountain trials, absorb the serene experience of the rain forest, wander along wild, rugged ocean beaches and check out the marine life along the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Immerse yourself in the small communities around the peninsula. Discover the rich native heritage at cultural tribal centers, museums, and art galleries. Savor the bounty of farm-to-table experiences and pair your meal with local wines, ciders, brews, and spirits.
Olympic Peninsula ~ A Place to Spark Your Senses
DAY – 1
Explore some of the area’s spectacular Quinault Rainforest hikes. Grab a hiking map…
Located across from the lodge, you’ll find eight miles of interconnected, stunning nature trails...
Lodging options in the Lake Quinault area range from campgrounds to small inns...
DAY – 2
Head north for a morning exploring the Olympic National Park’s Pacific Coast beaches...
At almost one million acres including 73 miles of Pacific coastline...
Further north, don’t miss the Hoh Rain Forest, one of the largest temperate rainforests...
Forks is also the western gateway to the Olympic National Park, offering easy access to...
DAY – 3
Drive to Lake Crescent, a glacially carved lake with pristine waters and spectacular…
Head to Port Angeles, the largest of the small towns on the Olympic Peninsula...
Drive to Hurricane Ridge. At an elevation of 5,242 feet, Hurricane Ridge is...
DAY – 4
At 5.5 miles long, the Dungeness Spit is the longest naturally occurring sand spit…
As you leave town heading east, stop at one of the unique lavender farms to learn...
Check out the magnificent totem poles carved by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe...
Head to Fort Worden, a 434-acre state park that was a former military base constructed to protect...
DAY – 5
Don’t’ miss breakfast in town or at the Port of Port Townsend boatyard, for a real local touch...
Check out some of the boutique shops and galleries for a bit of retail therapy...
On your way back to Seattle, stop for a short hike to beautiful Ludlow Falls, or some afternoon water activities and refreshments in Port Ludlow.
