Embrace the Rain in Forks
…but rather what comes from above—our rain! We get an average of 10 feet of rain annually which gives us the distinction for being the rainiest town in the contiguous…
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Cycling Around Port Angeles
…British Columbia, Canada, and whales are common here, too. Continue east towards Sequim and Blyn for more beaches, creek crossings, lavender farms, and even a ride over an old railroad…
Five Star Dealership’s Sand & Sawdust Festival
This amazing festival pays tribute to the natural beauty and resources of the Pacific Northwest. Come watch carvers, from around the world, turn a beautiful piece of wood into a…
Embark on a Family Adventure in Clallam County
…Salt Creek, local history comes alive via a short, wooded park trail leading to the WWII-era bunker and the story of Camp Hayden. Interpretive signage provides details of its historic…
Clallam Bay & Sekiu & Neah Bay
…Sekiu welcome visitors in search of wildlife, water recreation, and rich Native American tradition and culture in Neah Bay. Uncover and explore immaculate beaches, rugged cliffs and a coastline that…
You Can’t Get Any More Northwest!
…several charming small towns and friendly communities just waiting to share their own special Northwest nature with you. Port Ludlow Port Ludlow is less than two hours from Seattle and…
Sequim City Band’s Holiday Concert – “Sound of the Season”
…Concert and parking are free. Doors open at 2:30 PM. Masks for audience members are advised until the Clallam County Covid rates are in the “low” category as described by…
Concerts in the Barn
The Farm opens for visitors at noon each concert day. Barn doors open at 1:00 p.m. Concerts begin at 2:00 and have one intermission. Sit on comfortable chairs and church…
