Covering nearly a million acres, this diverse park boasts a range of ecosystems from lush temperate rainforests to rugged alpine peaks—there are so many beautiful hikes in Olympic National Park for visitors, especially those drawn to untouched wilderness. You’ll be surrounded by towering trees, cascading waterfalls, pristine lakes, and countless outdoor activities here. Whether you’re […]
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Fort Worden State Park, located in Port Townsend, Washington, is a historical state park that blends natural beauty and rich history. Originally established as a military fort in the late 19th century, it was part of the “Triangle of Fire” designed to protect Puget Sound from potential naval threats. Today, the park spans 434 acres
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The Olympic Game Farm near downtown Sequim is such a fun outing to add to your itinerary. This unique attraction allows visitors to see various wildlife in a setting that is part sanctuary, part interactive experience. This farm is well-known for its drive-through tours, where guests can see animals like bears, bison, elk, and llamas
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The Northwest is known as an outdoor lovers paradise, and there are so many things to do in Sequim this summer, especially if exploring nature is one of our favorite activities. From stunning hiking and biking trails with old railroad bridges and wooded paths leading to waterfalls to sweeping fields of lavender and great golfing
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If you’re visiting Sequim, Washington, make sure to check out the Dungeness Spit Lighthouse. This natural sand spit, located within the National Wildlife Refuge, is a sanctuary for wildlife and birds. Stretching into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, it offers miles of sandy beaches to explore, opportunities to spot shorebirds and a serene spot
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During the summer in Sequim, the main focus might be the blooming lavender fields, but there’s another seasonal draw that brings visitors from around the country and beyond, the Tufted Puffin. They only breed in select environments around the world, and one of those happens to be just offshore from Sequim on Protection Island. Approximately
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The Sequim Dungeness Valley is a veritable birdwatching paradise, especially during the upcoming fall months. Sequim is actually home to two of Washington’s important bird areas. It offers an exceptional bird habitat for a range of birds, from the alpine peaks and subalpine forests to the shoreline habitats of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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While the Lavender Festival is certainly the star of July in the Sequim Valley, there’s another popular co-star. Have you ever seen a puffin up close and person? They are quite the adorable little bird, and relatively elusive and rare. They only breed in select environments around the world, and one of those happens to
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