Most of the park's attractions are found either off U.S. 101 or down trails that require hikes of 15 minutes or longer. The west-coast beaches are linked to the highway by downhill tracks; the number of cars parked alongside the road at the start of the paths indicates how crowded the beach will be.
South of Forks, an 18-mile spur road links Highway 101 with this unique temperate rain forest, where spruce and hemlock trees soar to heights...Read More
The third-largest glacial impoundment in Washington anchors the coastal strip of Olympic National Park at its north end. The small town of Ozette...Read More
Eventually, 126 miles of nonmotorized trail will lead from Port Townsend west to the Pacific coast. As of this writing, 69 miles of the paved...Read More
During low tide these flat, driftwood-strewn expanses are perfect for long afternoon strolls. Second Beach, accessed via an easy forest trail...Read More
Protected by a sand spit 4 miles southwest of Sequim on Sequim Bay, this 92-acre woodsy inlet park has picnic tables, campsites, hiking trails...Read More
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