Pet Friendly Things To Do in Hoodsport, Washington

This small award wining winery is located on the rural Olympic Peninsula, and offers a great view of the Hood Canal and the Olympic Mountains. Well behaved, ... More on DogFriendly.com

AN OLYMPIC PENINSULA WINERY" - This award winning winery is on highway 101 along the scenic Hood Canal - Sample our traditional vinifera grape wines, unique limited releases ... More on entertainment.com

A 6.4-mile loop day hike to the summit of Mount Rose. This trail has been recently rebuilt with new switchbacks and erosion control structures. A direct route to the summit allows a loop hike. The ... More on Trails

Intense ascent and descent. Bring trekking poles. Clouds quickly came in More on Trails

A 2.8-mile day hike from the North Fork Skokomish trailhead to Wagonwheel Lake. After a brutal climb the trail levels off as it swings onto the western side of the ridge. Here the trail offers a ne... More on Trails

A very nice and strenuous day hike to a small blue lake. Not for weak legs. More on Trails

Collins is a classic Olympic National Forest beauty with giant old-growth fir and cedar interspersed with another common Olympic Peninsula dweller, the bigleaf maple. If you visit ... More on Trails

This is one of my all time favorite camping sites. First come, first serve More on Trails

There is a lot of watching to be done on the Olympic Peninsula: storm watching, whale watching, storm watching, bird watching, storm watching. From July through September, the region is relatively dry and temperatures get into the ... More on Trails

Take Hwy 101 14 miles north of Hoodsport to FS 25 (Hamma Hamma Recreation Area) head west on FS 25 for 8 miles to the Lena Lake Trailhead (TR#810). Lena Lake is only accessible by trail. Located wi... More on AnglerWeb.com

This trail is pretty rough. The first three miles took an hour and fifteen More on Trails

Mount Cruiser is the highest summit of Sawtooth Ridge, a craggy escarpment rising due east of Flapjack Lakes. Mount Olympus notwithstanding, Mount Cruiser is probably the classic climb of the Olympic Mountains, definitely one of the ... More on Trails

The trail immediately enters the Buckhorn Wilderness and follows the river through intensely green forest, all moss and ferns and lichen, crossing numerous step-across creeks, passing many close-up... More on Trails

It is said that this trail is located in rain shadow belt which proved to b More on Trails

The Dry Creek Trail is overlooked by most hikers. Though it can often be hiked year-round, it doesnt get a lot of attention. It is part of a trail system that once began from the Staircase Ranger Station in Olympic National Park and ... More on Trails

A principal landmark of the western horizon from Seattle, the double summits of The Brothers fork into the blood red summer sun as it sets. The north peak is a climb, whereas the higher south peak is a scramble. The Brothers are situated ... More on Trails