Olympic Peninsula
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WELCOME!
YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT
Washington State's famous Olympic Peninsula and majestic Olympic National Park, known as "Home of the Gods".
Visits to the Hoh Rain Forest and scenic Hurricane Ridge will be some of the most enjoyable and
unforgettable trips of your life. For a
weekend getaway or a fun-filled
vacation, the
Olympic Peninsula
offers
the ultimate northwest outdoor
experience. You can enjoy camping, hiking and sight-seeing from
the shores of Puget Sound to the beaches
of the Pacific Ocean.
EASY ACCESS
The Olympic Peninsula is located between Seattle and Victoria, BC. These three popular northwest destinations form a natural triangle to explore and enjoy.
Scenic Loop Tours carry visitors on land, sea and air between the 2 major cities and the Olympic Peninsula.
TOURS to Victoria, BC: DAY TRIPS
TOURS around the Olympic Peninsula: OVERNIGHT
TOURS to Olympic National Park: PARK TOURS
For drivers the Olympic Peninsula is accessible by
ferries
from Seattle, Edmonds, Whidbey
Island and Victoria, Canada.
Hwy 16
connects the Olympic Peninsula to the
mainland via the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
Hwy 305 connects the Olympic and Kitsap
Peninsulas via the Hood Canal Floating
Bridge (No Toll). Hwy 112 takes
travelers to Neah Bay on the Makah
Indian Reservation, the Northwest tip of
the lower 48 United States.
The scenic "101 Loop" takes
visitors on Highway 101 around beautiful
Olympic National Park, a World Heritage
Site, to see glacier-covered mountains,
rain forest, Pacific beaches and
historic towns. Friendly people in
quaint small towns welcome travelers to
stay in local resorts, lodges, motels,
and bed and breakfast inns.
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