The Olympic Peninsula and Washington Coast
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1. Cape Disappointment State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)The cape, named in 1788 by Captain John Meares, an English fur trader who had been unable to find the Northwest Passage, and treacherous sandbar...Read More
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2. Makah Cultural and Research Center
Museum/GalleryThousands of Makah art pieces and artifacts, many eons old, fill a space done in low lights and rich timbers and divided into an easy route...Read More
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3. Aberdeen Museum of History
Museum/GalleryThe small museum has canoes from local tribes, as well as photographs that document Aberdeen's logging and shipping industries and exhibits...Read More
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4. Big Cedar
ForestThought to be the world's largest, this monumental cedar tree stands 178 feet tall and is 19 feet 5 inches in diameter. Area loggers left it...Read More
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5. Chetzemoka Park
City ParkA lovely gazebo is the hallmark of this gem of a city park, a perfect place to picnic perched atop a bluff overlooking Admiralty Inlet. The...Read More
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6. Clallam Bay Spit
BeachThe former site of a Native American fishing village, where eagles and osprey can be found feeding on the sand, attracts beachcombers, fishers...Read More
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7. Clallam Historical Society's Museum at the Carnegie
Museum/GalleryThe region's past is preserved at this museum in a handsome 1919 building. Downstairs, historic photos and artifacts illustrate the lifestyles...Read More
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8. Coastal Interpretive Center
Museum/GalleryA great stormy-day educational spot for families, the center highlights the seaside environment, local history, and Native American traditions...Read More
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9. Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum
Museum/GalleryDioramas and miniatures of Long Beach towns illustrate the history of southwestern Washington, and other displays cover Native Americans; the...Read More
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10. Cranberry Museum
Museum/GalleryHere, visitors can learn about more than a century of cranberry cultivation in this area, take a self-guided walking tour through the bogs,...Read More
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11. Discovery Trail
TrailCreated to memorialize Lewis and Clark's explorations here in 1805–06, the 8½-mile Discovery Trail traces the explorers' moccasin steps from...Read More
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12. Feiro Marine Life Center
Educational InstitutionThis sea-life center has a perfect location right along the Port Angeles waterfront between the ferry dock (for Victoria, British Columbia,...Read More
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13. Fire Bell Tower
Notable BuildingSet high along the bay-side bluffs, the tower is recognizable by its pyramid shape and red paint job. Built in 1890 to hold a 1,500-pound brass...Read More
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14. Fort Flagler State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)This fort, along with Fort Worden in Port Townsend and Fort Casey on Whidbey Island, was constructed as part of an "Iron Triangle" of defense...Read More
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15. Fort Worden State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)With hiking trails, restored—and rentable—Victorian officers' houses, and pre–World War I-era bunkers, this historic 434-acre park provides...Read More
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16. Grays Harbor County Courthouse
Notable BuildingThe enormous, sandstone courthouse seems exceptionally grand for such a small town, but it was entirely appropriate at the time it was built...Read More
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17. Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeIn fall and spring, this refuge, established in 1990, is a perfect place to observe the multitude of migrating shorebirds that visit the area...Read More
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18. Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)You can hike or ride horses in this 364-acre marine park stretching more than a mile along both the Pacific Ocean and the Copalis River. A boardwalk...Read More
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19. Jefferson County Historical Museum
Museum/GalleryThe 1892 City Hall building houses not only the museum but the basement cells of the old city jail, where author Jack London spent a night on...Read More
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20. Kurt Cobain Memorial Park
City ParkThis pocket park, dedicated in 2011 along the muddy banks of the Wishkah River, pays homage to grunge legend and Nirvana front man Kurt Cobain...Read More
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