Peninsulas & Coast
On the Edge
SMACK IN THE MIDDLE of a landmass known as the Olympic Peninsula, bordered by the Pacific Ocean, Strait of Juan de Fuca, Puget Sound, and Hood Canal, is the vast, 922,650-acre Olympic National Park...
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Go CoastalWITH 157 MILES of coastline, there’s a beach—and beach town—for everyone. |
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Strange TidingsWEREWOLVES and sea stacks and rain forests are just a few of the quirky characteristics of the Olympic Peninsula and Pacific Coast. Here are a few more unusual sights not to miss... |
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On the EdgeSMACK IN THE MIDDLE of a landmass known as the Olympic Peninsula, bordered by the Pacific Ocean, Strait of Juan de Fuca, Puget Sound, and Hood Canal, is the vast, 922,650-acre Olympic National Park... |
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Water WaysTHE HOOD CANAL is not a canal at all, but a fjord, and one of the only fjords in the continental United States. |
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Ship to ShoreWITH COUNTLESS REASONS to visit Port Townsend—including an enclave of Victorian architecture so well preserved it’s one of only three Victorian seaports in the U.S.—selecting one seems impossible. |
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Port of RefugeLOCATED CONVENIENTLY by car or ferry from all major Washington ports, the Kitsap Peninsula holds something in store for every visitor. |
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Ocean FrontsLIKE SEASHELLS decorating a wave-kissed beach, each of Washington’s coastal towns offers its own special seaside vacation—no two are alike. So whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway, a family adventure... |
Wild SightsOLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK (www.nps.gov/olym) is a collage of superlatives. Inside the park, you’ll find the Northern Hemisphere’s largest temperate rain forest... |
Water WalksWashington's beaches invite year-round rambles. |
Port of CreativityHeed the call of the arts in Port Townsend. |
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Please visit our Tourism Partners for Peninsulas & Coast
Clallam Bay/Sekiu Chamber of Commerce
877-694-9433
Cranberry Coast
ExploreOlympics.com
Forks Chamber of Commerce
800-443-6757
Grays Harbor Tourism
800-621-9625
Hood Canal Visitor Information Center
360-877-2021
Kamilche Visitor Information Center
360-432-0921
Long Beach Peninsula Visitors Bureau
800-451-2542, 360-642-2400
North Mason Chamber of Commerce
360-275-4267
Ocean Park Chamber of Commerce
888-751-9354
Ocean Shores Visitors & Convention Center
360-289-4411, 866-60-COAST
Olympic Peninsula Gateway Visitor Center
360-437-0120
Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau
800-942-4042
Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce
360-452-2363
Port Hadlock/Tri Area Chamber of Commerce
360-379-5380
Port Ludlow Chamber of Commerce
360-437-9798
Port Townsend Visitor Center
888-EnjoyPT
Quilcene/Brinnon Chamber of Commerce
360-765-4999
Rain Forest
Sequim/Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce
800-737-8462
Shelton-Mason County Chamber of Commerce
800-576-2021
Westport-Grayland Chamber
800-345-6223
Willapa Harbor Chamber of Commerce
360-942-5419
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The Official Washington State Visitors’ Guide is an authoritative, insightful and highly practical resource for anyone planning to travel in Washington State. Whether you are hoping to visit Washington’s stunning coastline, to savor the Wild West or to sample world-class wine and cuisine, you’ll find plenty of ideas and inspiration for your trip. And as you chart your course, the Guide’s regional maps, insider tips and useful contact information will help you craft an unforgettable itinerary. |
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