Pet Friendly Things To Do in Port Angeles, Washington

Here you will find Pacific Ocean beaches, rainforest valleys, glacier-capped peaks and a stunning variety o... More on Nps.gov

My girlfriend and I came to the Olympics pretty clueless, and one of the employees was extremely helpful ,... More on Epinions.com

Outstanding and deservedly famous, series of 6+ all natural, rock-lined hot springs pools in Olympic N.P.. ... More on SwimmingHoles.info

Getting into the hot springs? More on Trails

Spruce Railroad Trail connects the North Shore and Lyre River trailheads. Much of this relatively flat 4 miles (each way) trail runs on or adjacent to the World World I Spruce Railway bed and ... More on TrailLink.com

Nice easy trail, great views of the lake. More on Trails

Lake Crescent is a lake located in Clallam County, Washington, originally named Lake Everett. Lake Crescent is a popular recreational area in the Olympic National Park. With a maximum depth of 624 feet (201 m), it is one of the deepest ... More on En.wikipedia.org

A natural beauty nestled in the dense forest, and just miles from the Pacific Coast. This spectacular lake is the third largest in the state, yet remains largely untouched. Located within the coastal ... More on Experiencewa.com

Museum offers changing exhibitions of contemporary art by Northwest and international artists, and nature t... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center is the westernmost center for contemorary art in the contiguous United St... More on igougo

The trail to Boulder Lake follows the abandoned Boulder Creek Road past Boulder Creek Campground and along the North Fork Boulder Creek. The destination of this trail, Boulder Lake, is the source o... More on Wildernet.com

Incredible scenery and wildlife; A gray jay landed on my hand and shared my More on Trails

The 196-acre park facility includes upland forests, rocky bluffs, tide pools, sandy beaches, Salt Creek Riv... More on Portangeles.org

Salt Creek County Park is located on the beautiful rocky coast of the Straight of Juan de Fuca. The park i... More on igougo

Located north of U.S. Hwy. 101, west of Sequim, the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge is a key winter and spring gathering area for brant and other waterfowl. The calmer waters of Dungeness Bay al... More on LLBean.com

A hike on Dungeness Spit is definitely not to be missed. The Spit consists of a natural sand and rock arm curving five miles out ... More on igougo

This trail is very fun for a beginner-intermediate rider. it has moderatly steep climbs and gentle but fast downhills... More on trails.mtbr.com

There are several places to stop for great views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca and all the way to Canada. More on trails.mtbr.com