Washington State's North Olympic Peninsula is located just northwest of Seattle and is accessible by ferry, plane, boat or highway. From rugged ocean beaches to the tip of the Olympic Mountain range, you'll find easy access for exploration of our lakes, waterfalls, rivers and rain forests.

The Olympic National Park rests in the heart of the peninsula, combining the rocky Pacific Ocean coast and snowcapped Olympic Mountain peaks with the unique rain forests covering the Park's western coastal valleys. On the western slopes, the temperate rain forests of the usually wet and rainy river valleys hold some of the world's largest trees, all draped with a thick fabric of mosses. The settings range from beaches, forests, rivers, lakes, mountains, farms, secluded cabins, to stately mansions.

Port Angeles, the county seat, has airline service to William R. Fairchild International Airport. Port Angeles is also the gateway city to Victoria, BC, Canada with two modes of ferry travel available at the waterfront.

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