Long Beach, Washington
Approaching the Long Beach peninsula, I was convinced that the grey skies which had blanketed over me for several hours…
Bunch Creek Falls, and the Quinault Loop
South (and east) of the Pacific Beaches, you have two more opportunities to dart back into Olympic National Park. The…
Beautiful Ruby Beach, on Washington’s Pacific Coast
As you head south on US 101, your first sight of the Pacific is at Ruby Beach. To reach the…
Hoh Rain Forest: Hall of Mosses
The Hall of Mosses is a bit shorter than the Spruce Nature Trail, and just as the name promises, there's…
Spruce Nature Trail, in the Hoh Rain Forest
Heading south on US 101 out of Forks, the first attraction you'll reach is the Hoh Rain Forest. After you…
Clallam Bay: Slightly Famous Running Fish Statue
Once you leave Neah Bay, you won't find many businesses, until you reach the tiny towns of Sekiu and Clallam…
Neah Bay & Cape Flattery: Northwesternmost Point
Once you leave Lake Crescent behind, US 101 gets a bit boring. All you pass are trees, trees, and more…
Marymere Falls, Olympic National Park
Olympic National Park provides plenty of places where you can enjoy a spooky walk through the woods. The path to…
Lake Crescent, Olympic National Park
In my opinion, US 101's short drive along Lake Crescent is every bit as impressive as its much longer trip…
Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park
At best, you can only skirt the edges of Olympic National Park, since no roads cross over its rocky range. …