Olympic National Park
$25–$50Hike glacier-capped mountains, walk the Hoh Rainforest and explore 60 miles of wild Pacific coast.

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Coho Ferry is a sightseeing stop in Port Angeles, WA, part of the Seattle guide. Cost: $25 to $50.
101 E. Railroad Avenue · Port Angeles, WA
The Coho, operated by Black Ball Ferry Line, is the only daily, year-round vehicle and passenger ferry service between downtown Victoria, British Columbia and Port Angeles, Washington. The ship carries up to 110 vehicles and 1,000 passengers on 90-minute crossings of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Onboard amenities include a cafeteria, gift shop, duty-free store, interior lounges and a solarium.
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