Things to do in Washington Coast
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Washington DC Monuments & Highlights: Small-Group Electric Cart Tour
€34
per adult
98% of travellers recommend
DC in a Day: 10+ Monuments, Boat Cruise, National Mall, Tickets
€60
per adult
90% of travellers recommend
One day tour Washington & Philadelphia from New York
€98
per adult
92% of travellers recommend
Smithsonian Natural History with Expert Guide
€74
per adult
88% of travellers recommend
Museum of the Bible Admission Ticket
€30
per adult
92% of travellers recommend
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1. Olympic National Park
Olympic National Park is on the Olympic Peninsula, surrounded the Puget Sound on three sides, and just a few hours’ drive from Seattle. This lush rainforest is a sparsely inhabited reserve of rivers, waterfalls, mountains, beaches and wildlife. It takes its name from the glacial peaks of the Olympic Mountains. Just one main road, Highway 101, encircles the peninsula, linking the small cities of Port Angeles and Port Townsend with Olympia, Washington State's capital city.
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2. Lake Crescent
With its sparkling blue water and pine-clad hillsides, Lake Crescent is one of Olympic National Park’s most popular scenic destinations. Breathe in the fresh air, walk among the pines and toast marshmallows by the campfire. You’ll find plenty of serenity in this pristine wilderness area.
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3. Ocean Shores Beach
Ocean Shores Beach runs along the entire length of a peninsula, which stretches for about 8 miles (16 kilometers) down Washington’s coastline. Gaze in awe at the mighty Pacific Ocean as it crashes against the North Jetty and find a peaceful patch of sand where you can relax with friends. The beach is often used for lively community events, while the ocean is a playground for watersports enthusiasts.
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4. Ruby Beach
Dramatic scenery is a recurring theme in Olympic National Park and Ruby Beach is especially awe-inspiring with its remarkable sea stacks and dramatic colors. Explore the driftwood-strewn shore, enjoy a barbecue on the beach at sunset and take in the extraordinary, ever-changing seascapes.
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5. Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center
Wander through Hoh Rain Forest and discover the serene atmosphere and bountiful greenery hidden within. Before setting off, stop at the visitor center and gather extra information about this complex ecosystem. Browse the displays and learn more about this rare type of forest. The center is open daily in summer and from Friday through Sunday during the rest of the year.
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6. Rialto Beach
Unwind and reconnect with nature at Rialto Beach on Washington's craggy coastline. This area of undisturbed coast is perfect for scenic walks, wildlife-watching and superior photo opportunities.
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