Romantic Things To Do in Olympic Peninsula, Washington

A series of day trips of varying lengths along coastal routes in the Kalaloch area. These beaches stretch along the southern coast of the Olympic Peninsula, surrounding the resort village of Kalalo... More on Trails

Long sandy beaches with a low tide that goes out for ever. During low tide you can explore the tide pools in the rocks, fly a ... More on igougo

Absolutely amazing view , although it does get windy at times. More on GeckoGo

With the Olympic Range towering overhead, this part of Hood Canal is the epitome of the meeting place of land and sea. When you can take your eyes off this gorgeous backdrop, there is plenty to look at up close: rich estuaries, lagoons, ... More on Trails

Dramatic Pacific coast beach with ... More on TripAdvisor

A relaxing 20-minute walk through the forest brings you to Second Beach, a secluded cove just south of Ri... More on igougo

Pacific coast ... More on TripAdvisor

The beach was outstanding. Its not a difficult hike by any means, but I wa More on Trails

Clean, sandy beach but can be windy. More on GeckoGo

Approximately 23 miles west of Aberdeen and just northeast of the town of Westport on State Route 105. - Ac... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Go up the trail and surf the best waves by the rock outcropping. More on GeckoGo

We are located in a small valley in the foothills of the Olympic mountains. The winery sits on 20 acres overlooking Tumwater creek which flows between the 2 acre vineyard, garden and a large orchar... More on Pages.prodigy.net

We are a small winery producing grape & fruit wines. Located in the foothills of the Olympic mountains ... More on Portangeles.org

Take trail from state park up 1/2 mile trail to area logged several years ago. This has outstanding views of hood canal and Olympics from Mt Townsend to Cushman. This is panoramic! Outstanding. I l... More on trails.mtbr.com

The trail from the park is off limits to bikes, and the access road to the top is a nice grind with some views , but it eventually turned into a hiking only trail. More on trails.mtbr.com

This course is difficult due to the hilly terrain, so you can expect many uneven lies. In addition, water hazards come into play on four holes. However, the fairways are generous, and the greens ar... More on Golf.com

Doglegs, left and right, blind greens and water hazards, long carries over ravines, big elevation jumps that require 2 extra clubs, and screaming descents. More on GolfReview