Discover the rich culinary heritage and local produce of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula at the Jefferson County Farmers Market. Explore diverse offerings from Jefferson County businesses while enjoying community events and convenient access to Port Townsend’s attractions. The fresh, local, authentic …
Plan your next adventure on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula Coast April 22 marks the 54th anniversary of Earth Day. What better way to celebrate than exploring one of Earth’s best natural wonders? The beach! The Olympic Peninsula is home to some …
Experience the Best of Maritime Port Townsend Both on and off the Water Port Townsend has a long legacy of hosting sailors and vessels from all over the world. It continues to be a destination for people seeking saltwater spray …
Port Angeles welcomes all to experience this friendly and inclusive city that is perfectly positioned between the sea and Olympic National Park. From LGBTQ+ gatherings to accessible hiking and biking trails to celebrating the Native people that have inhabited this …
The Perfect Getaway to Recharge Rugged waves crash onto rocky shores. Songs of migrant birds echo overhead. The return of misty Olympic rain clouds nourishes and rejuvenates lush green moss and ferns in our parks and forests. As we continue …
Welcome to our slooow season! Fall is the perfect time for a stress relief visit to the Olympic Peninsula. The crowds are smaller, the days are short (but still long enough), the air is crisp, and the colors are vibrant. …
When you’re enjoying the great outdoors on one trail or another, did you ever think about what it takes for that trail to even be there? Or have you thought about what it takes to maintain it? I can tell …
The Olympic Culinary Loop’s 350+ mile trek roughly follows US-Hwy 101 around the Olympic Peninsula for an inviting tour of locally produced food and artisan beverages. Taste the Olympic Culinary Loop by following a four-step recipe: “Eat. Do. Stay. Repeat.” …
How Accessible is the Olympic Peninsula? An RVing amputee family finds out. Part 2. In Part 1, we met the St. Clair family, Anthony, Jodie, 11-yo Connor, and 8-yo Aster, on their travels across the eastern and northern portion of …
How Accessible is the Olympic Peninsula? An RVing amputee family finds out. Part 1. Welcoming towns and natural attractions await for families and visitors with mobility impairments. The accessibility question is very much a real-world consideration for our family of …
