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

Olympic Peninsula is a sightseeing stop in Olympic Peninsula, WA, part of the Seattle guide. Cost: free.
· Olympic Peninsula, WA
The Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission is a partnership of tourism marketing organizations covering Clallam, Jefferson, Mason and Grays Harbor counties in Washington state. It promotes the Olympic Peninsula, home to Olympic National Park, as a visitor destination and provides trip-planning tools and lodging listings. The commission is funded primarily through lodging tax contributions from its member municipalities and associations.
The closest stops to Olympic Peninsula, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Hike glacier-capped mountains, walk the Hoh Rainforest and explore 60 miles of wild Pacific coast.
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Year-round vehicle and passenger ferry crossing the Strait of Juan de Fuca between Port Angeles and Victoria.
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A drive-through wildlife park on the Olympic Peninsula, home to bears, bison, elk and other animals once used in Disney films.
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A self-guided trail through family-owned lavender farms around Sequim, Washington.
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Visitor center on East Washington Street in Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula lavender town known as one of the driest spots in western Washington.
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Visitor center for Washington's capital region at the foot of the Capitol campus, with maps, guides and trip help for Olympia, Lacey and Tumwater.
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