Cape Flattery is the northwesternmost point in the contiguous lower 48 states. Situated just outside the Olympic National Park boundary, this area is well worth the detour. Cape Flattery is known for its moody, vast ocean views. A 3/4th mile hike to Cape Flattery takes you through a thriving temperate rainforest to overlooks showcasing a […]
Sol Duc Valley is known for its rushing waters, lush green forests, and healing hot springs. It’s home to spawning salmon, blacktail deer, and a variety of other critters roaming through the forests. Sol Duc is an oasis for people seeking solitude. Despite being one of the most visited places in Olympic National Park, there […]
Olympic National Park is located on the Olympic Peninsula with Highway 101 encompassing the park, equalling over 300 miles if you drive it in a loop. There are five main entrances to the park and a few beach accesses as well. So you may be wondering, which entrance should I use? The most popular entrances […]
Are you planning a trip to Olympic National Park and wondering if Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort is worth a visit? If you love soaking in hot springs and need a refreshing break from hiking, Sol Duc Hot Springs offers a unique and relaxing experience. Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort draws thousands of visitors annually, […]
Are you heading to Olympic National Park and want to know the BEST things to do in nearby Sunny Sequim? Sequim, WA (pronounced Skwim), is most known for its famous Lavender festival but has so much to offer year-round. Located in the Olympic Mountains’ rain shadow, it has a unique coastal Mediterranean climate that boasts the sunniest weather […]
