The Olympic Peninsula of northwestern Washington is home to the amazing Olympic National Park as well as coastal towns and scenery, and Port Angeles, where the ferry to Victoria B.C. is berthed.
Washington’s Olympic Peninsula is known for the Olympic Mountains, rainforests, and rugged beaches. Bordered on the west by the Pacific Ocean, on the east by the Hood Canal, and on the north by the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Olympic Peninsula is an outdoor lovers'...
Leave the traffic behind and check into your view cabin at John Wayne’s Rustic Waterfront Resort in Sequim on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. In Sequim, Washington on the Olympic Peninsula you can leave the traffic and your cares behind as you check into your view...
Here are our top 5 reasons you must visit Sequim Washington, often called the “banana belt” of Western Washington. Sequim, Washington is called the “banana belt” of Western Washington. It’s warmer there. Rain touches the ground a mere 65 days a year because the town...
On my way through the lush farmland of the Olympic Peninsula to Port Townsend, signs at the Chimacum intersection pointed me in the direction of the Olympic Peninsula Cider Route. I followed the sign, stopping at the beautiful Finnriver Farm & Cidery. I had heard...
I drove up to Port Townsend’s Ravenscroft Inn on the Olympic Peninsula, saw the expansive porches and a lovely garden, and immediately knew I’d be able to relax there. The drive from Portland, Oregon alternated periods of frustrating traffic with stunning scenery of...
Port Townsend is a historic Victorian seaport at the northeastern tip of the Olympic Peninsula. It's bordered by Puget Sound and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, also known as the Salish Sea. It's surrounded by agricultural lands, forested islands, and the busy Puget...