(360)350-8938 (texts welcome)The Olympic Peninsula Bucket List
While the Olympic Peninsula is a vast area of land with many sight, sounds and smells, we here at Exotic Hikes thought we would help provide a list of destinations that will help you experience all of the Olympic Peninsula. With such varying diversity, the Olympic Peninsula is sure to have numerous places for you to enjoy, and while some aspects of the list may not be for you, keep in mind that this list is compiled so everyone can find a destination.
The destinations listed below are in no particular order, so scan through them, click the links and check out which areas best fit your personality! Once you have a few places on your list, call Exotic Hikes (360)350-8938 and book a tour! Discover, enjoy and fall in love with locations!
A LIST LIKE NO OTHER: Click any of the words to go to the links.
2) Mt. Ellinor
3) Ruby Beach
4) Port Angeles
11) LaPush
16) Dungeness Spit
17) Kalaloch Lodge
18) Port Ludlow
19) Lake Crescent
26) Murhut Falls
29) Heart Lake
30) Anderson Pass
31) Mt. Angeles
32) Flapjack Lakes
33) Marymere Falls
40) Lake Constance
41) Olympia Art Walk
63) C-141 Peak
This list is nowhere near complete, but if you were to do and experience all of these things on the list, you would be able to have some of the most memorable times of anyone who has ever experience the Olympic Peninsula. The Olympic Peninsula is so diverse that it would take your whole life to experience it, but when you are out and about, take full advantage of your day, because life is short and you need to enjoy the seconds that you have in beauty.
Climbing Mount Ellinor with Lake Cushman in the Background
We have kept the list at 75, but if you have anywhere we have missed, or you consider a must see; please add it in the comments section!
For tours or information on any of these areas, contact us: exotichikes@gmail.com or text/call at (360)350-8938
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Feb, 24, 2012
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Lake Ozette
After I die, I want my ashes spread into the river from the bridge that goes from the campground to the Olympic Hot Springs. The Hot Springs are my Nirvana.
Olympic Hot Springs. While the hot springs themselves may not be what they used to be – the hike there is all of that and more. Especially during the winter when you may happen upon snow on the trail. My first real hike in the Olympics and certainly a must see.
Explore the rain forests during a winter snow…The Hoh Hall of Mosses Trail is spectacular and you are almost assured of never running into anyone.
Mildred lakes is gorgeous
Now that we live here, this list is a must do. We have already crossed off a bunch of todos from this list in just 5 years. Just have to get out more. Thanks for sharing!
Port Ludlow? Really?
Yeah, plenty of tourists from all over the world go to it. Catching it as the Orca Pods come by, while rare, is an amazing experience. Plus, people see beauty everywhere and like little port villages. Are you not a fan?