Olympic National Park & Port Angeles
Wonders of Olympic National Park
The Hoh Rainforest ecosystem is a magical, lush green, moss-carpeted wonderland that is a must visit in the area. Olympic protects one of the most unique habitats on the planet—the temperate rainforest. The rainforest is home to towering cedars, hemlocks, Douglas firs, and Sitka spruces, plus an assortment of giant ferns, moss, and lichen.
The Hoh Rain Forest is well worth a visit!
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Hoh Rainforest Olympic Nat’l Park
5629-4911 Upper Hoh RdThe Hoh Rainforest ecosystem is a magical, lush green, moss-carpeted wonderland that is a must visit in the area. Olympic protects one of the most unique habitats on the planet—the temperate rainforest. The rainforest is home to towering cedars, hemlocks, Douglas firs, and Sitka spruces, plus an assortment of giant ferns, moss, and lichen.
The Hoh Rain Forest is well worth a visit!
If you are lucky to visit during lavender season (typically July-August), we recommend checking out the nearby lavender fields in Sequim for some you-pick lavender, endless photo ops or just stocking up on some soaps & lotions!
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Washington Lavender Farm
965 Finn Hall RdIf you are lucky to visit during lavender season (typically July-August), we recommend checking out the nearby lavender fields in Sequim for some you-pick lavender, endless photo ops or just stocking up on some soaps & lotions!
Enjoy a post hike soak in Sol Duc hot springs with the stunning backdrop of the Olympic National Forest. The pools at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort can be a welcome relief if you have been out all day in the rain or if you just want to relax your muscles from a strenuous hike. There are three mineral hot springs pools that are naturally formed and range in temperatures of 99F to 104F, and one freshwater pool at the resort. It costs about $15/person to use the pools
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Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort
12076 Sol Duc-Hot Springs RdEnjoy a post hike soak in Sol Duc hot springs with the stunning backdrop of the Olympic National Forest. The pools at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort can be a welcome relief if you have been out all day in the rain or if you just want to relax your muscles from a strenuous hike. There are three mineral hot springs pools that are naturally formed and range in temperatures of 99F to 104F, and one freshwater pool at the resort. It costs about $15/person to use the pools
Lake Crescent is known for its brilliant blue waters and exceptional clarity of the water. If you want to go swimming, we recommend Fairholm Beach. Here you can find bathrooms and a general store! Bring your own kayak or paddle board and check out this lake! If you want to rentals, check out Adventures Through Kayaking. They do both guided tours as well as kayak and paddle board rentals. Or simply take a picnic and enjoy one of its many beaches.
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Lake Crescent
Lake Crescent is known for its brilliant blue waters and exceptional clarity of the water. If you want to go swimming, we recommend Fairholm Beach. Here you can find bathrooms and a general store! Bring your own kayak or paddle board and check out this lake! If you want to rentals, check out Adventures Through Kayaking. They do both guided tours as well as kayak and paddle board rentals. Or simply take a picnic and enjoy one of its many beaches.
Lake Sutherland, right besides Lake Crescent is excellent for kayaking and paddle boarding. Please be aware that most of the shoreline is privately owned. You can however use the Sutherland Lake Public Access off the southern shore
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Lake Sutherland
Lake Sutherland, right besides Lake Crescent is excellent for kayaking and paddle boarding. Please be aware that most of the shoreline is privately owned. You can however use the Sutherland Lake Public Access off the southern shore
Hurricane Ridge is a must visit for stunning vistas of the Olympics, and there a few family friendly hikes in the area
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Hurricane Ridge
Hurricane Ridge is a must visit for stunning vistas of the Olympics, and there a few family friendly hikes in the area
Lavender Farms are some of the most beautiful places to visit. If you’ve never been to one, I highly suggest visiting! We have so many around us and each of them are unique.
Lavender Hill Farm
Lavender Farms are some of the most beautiful places to visit. If you’ve never been to one, I highly suggest visiting! We have so many around us and each of them are unique.
If you don’t want to drive too far, check out Ediz Hook for views of the majestic Olympic mountains on one side and Victoria across the water on the other. You can drive out on to Ediz Hook, take a picnic and enjoy a gorgeous sunset by the water here
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Ediz Hook
If you don’t want to drive too far, check out Ediz Hook for views of the majestic Olympic mountains on one side and Victoria across the water on the other. You can drive out on to Ediz Hook, take a picnic and enjoy a gorgeous sunset by the water here
If you are traveling with kids, visiting the Olympic Game Farm can be a fun adventure for your little ones. You can feed the animals right from your car window!
128 locals recommend
Olympic Game Farm
1423 Ward RdIf you are traveling with kids, visiting the Olympic Game Farm can be a fun adventure for your little ones. You can feed the animals right from your car window!
Graysmarsh Farm, is a locally owned farm with lots of berries!! They have strawberries, raspberries, loganberries, blueberries, boysenberries, and blackberries. It also produces natural preserves that are packaged in home jars and gift packs. During the harvest season between June and August they open up to locals for u-pick opportunities. There’s nothing quite like handpicking your berries to take home!!
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Graysmarsh Berry Farm
6187 Woodcock RdGraysmarsh Farm, is a locally owned farm with lots of berries!! They have strawberries, raspberries, loganberries, blueberries, boysenberries, and blackberries. It also produces natural preserves that are packaged in home jars and gift packs. During the harvest season between June and August they open up to locals for u-pick opportunities. There’s nothing quite like handpicking your berries to take home!!
People often think Cape Flattery is part of the Olympic National Park, but it’s not. It’s on the northwestern-most point of contiguous Unites States on Makah Tribe land. It’s about a 2 hr drive from Port Angeles, and well worth the drive to the North-western most point of continental United States. You’ll need a Makah Recreation Pass to utilize the parking lot. This viewpoint is a popular Washington state attraction given its rocky coastal landscape dotted with trees. There’s an easy, short hike from the parking lot to the coast overlooking Neah Bay. Watch sun-bathing puffins and waves crashing on the rocky coastline.
Please note: Cape Flattery is now open! Please check the NPS website for the most accurate details before driving out.
50 locals recommend
Cape Flattery
People often think Cape Flattery is part of the Olympic National Park, but it’s not. It’s on the northwestern-most point of contiguous Unites States on Makah Tribe land. It’s about a 2 hr drive from Port Angeles, and well worth the drive to the North-western most point of continental United States. You’ll need a Makah Recreation Pass to utilize the parking lot. This viewpoint is a popular Washington state attraction given its rocky coastal landscape dotted with trees. There’s an easy, short hike from the parking lot to the coast overlooking Neah Bay. Watch sun-bathing puffins and waves crashing on the rocky coastline.
Please note: Cape Flattery is now open! Please check the NPS website for the most accurate details before driving out.
Shi Shi Beach is one of the most magical Washington coast attractions. Shi Shi Beach requires a 4-mile hike to the beach. It can easily be done as a day hike, come out here to catch sunset shots of the famous Point of the Arches sea stacks.
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Shi Shi Beach
Shi Shi Beach RoadShi Shi Beach is one of the most magical Washington coast attractions. Shi Shi Beach requires a 4-mile hike to the beach. It can easily be done as a day hike, come out here to catch sunset shots of the famous Point of the Arches sea stacks.
Rialto Beach is part of the Olympic National Rainforest. It’s accessible via a parking lot and is a beautiful Washington coast attraction for views of sea stacks dotting the Pacific Ocean. The most famous site here is the Hole in the Wall, a rock arch that has been carved out from a rock in a sea stack about 1.5 miles from the parking area.
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Rialto Beach
Mora RdRialto Beach is part of the Olympic National Rainforest. It’s accessible via a parking lot and is a beautiful Washington coast attraction for views of sea stacks dotting the Pacific Ocean. The most famous site here is the Hole in the Wall, a rock arch that has been carved out from a rock in a sea stack about 1.5 miles from the parking area.
This is one of the most popular beaches on the Washington coast for tide pools. Plan your visit at low tide and you’ll be rewarded with little holes in the sand filled with sea stars, urchins, anemones and more. Another popular attraction here is the Tree of Life. It’s a huge tree growing over an eroding river bed right on the beach. You can actually see the mass root system growing, making for an interesting photo and opportunity to explore.
Kalaloch Beach 3
U.S. 101This is one of the most popular beaches on the Washington coast for tide pools. Plan your visit at low tide and you’ll be rewarded with little holes in the sand filled with sea stars, urchins, anemones and more. Another popular attraction here is the Tree of Life. It’s a huge tree growing over an eroding river bed right on the beach. You can actually see the mass root system growing, making for an interesting photo and opportunity to explore.
The Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market runs every Saturday from May to October and offers exclusively handcrafted and homegrown products. Find an eclectic display of over 40 local vendors, live music series, and a full calendar of events throughout the season. The Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market is a great place to gather, experience the bounty of a small agricultural community, and find unique functional gifts made by skilled artisans on the North Olympic Peninsula.
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Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market
152 W Cedar StThe Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market runs every Saturday from May to October and offers exclusively handcrafted and homegrown products. Find an eclectic display of over 40 local vendors, live music series, and a full calendar of events throughout the season. The Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market is a great place to gather, experience the bounty of a small agricultural community, and find unique functional gifts made by skilled artisans on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Hiking & Biking
Starting in the Victorian seaport of Port Townsend, and ending on the shores of the Pacific Ocean,
the Olympic Discovery Trail is a 135 mile non-motorized filled with views of snow capped peaks, ocean vistas, fast flowing rivers and pristine lakes, and everywhere the majestic forests of the Pacific Northwest. The trail is divided into 4 main sections, pick one of the trail regions
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Olympic Discovery Trail
Olympic Discovery TrailStarting in the Victorian seaport of Port Townsend, and ending on the shores of the Pacific Ocean,
the Olympic Discovery Trail is a 135 mile non-motorized filled with views of snow capped peaks, ocean vistas, fast flowing rivers and pristine lakes, and everywhere the majestic forests of the Pacific Northwest. The trail is divided into 4 main sections, pick one of the trail regions
Located close to Marymere Falls, the hike to Mount Storm King is one of our favorite due to the rewarding views of Lake Crescent and the Strait from the top. Fair warning though, it is not a hike for the faint of heart! This is a short but grueling hike. It is a steep, relentless climb up to Mount Storm King but rewards you with magnificent view of Lake Crescent once you make it to the top! Just before reaching the summit, the trail gets steeper. The trail is about 4-5 mile roundtrip with a 2100 ft elevation gain. It starts off deceptively easy enough, but the elevation gain comes on about 10 mins in. The last part of the hike is aided by ropes with steep cliffs on either sides, and can be very challenging. And definitely dangerous in bad weather. But if you make it to the end, you will be rewarded with the most spectacular view! It is a perfect hike if you are looking for a challenging hike in the area!
42 locals recommend
Mount Storm King
Located close to Marymere Falls, the hike to Mount Storm King is one of our favorite due to the rewarding views of Lake Crescent and the Strait from the top. Fair warning though, it is not a hike for the faint of heart! This is a short but grueling hike. It is a steep, relentless climb up to Mount Storm King but rewards you with magnificent view of Lake Crescent once you make it to the top! Just before reaching the summit, the trail gets steeper. The trail is about 4-5 mile roundtrip with a 2100 ft elevation gain. It starts off deceptively easy enough, but the elevation gain comes on about 10 mins in. The last part of the hike is aided by ropes with steep cliffs on either sides, and can be very challenging. And definitely dangerous in bad weather. But if you make it to the end, you will be rewarded with the most spectacular view! It is a perfect hike if you are looking for a challenging hike in the area!
If you don’t feel like a big hike, but still want to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Olympic National Park, head out to Marymere Falls. Marymere Falls is a very short, flat trail with a section of steps to get to the viewpoint.
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Marymere Falls
If you don’t feel like a big hike, but still want to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Olympic National Park, head out to Marymere Falls. Marymere Falls is a very short, flat trail with a section of steps to get to the viewpoint.
There are several waterfalls on the Olympic Peninsula that are breathtaking, but Sol Duc Falls is by far one of the best day hikes, and definitely one of our favorite hike. The hike up to Sol Duc Falls is magical, carpeted with lush green trees and moss the trail gently guides you to the most stunning falls surrounded by a mossy green wonderland! Sol Duc hot springs are just in the area, for a post hike soak!
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Sol Duc Falls
There are several waterfalls on the Olympic Peninsula that are breathtaking, but Sol Duc Falls is by far one of the best day hikes, and definitely one of our favorite hike. The hike up to Sol Duc Falls is magical, carpeted with lush green trees and moss the trail gently guides you to the most stunning falls surrounded by a mossy green wonderland! Sol Duc hot springs are just in the area, for a post hike soak!
Check out the Sunrise Point Trail for more stunning views over Hurricane Ridge, this is another relatively easy hike. This hike starts on the High Ridge Trail right from the main Hurricane Ridge parking lot. It climbs up to a very nice viewpoint and then heads east towards Mount Angeles. This entire hike is beautiful, as you are hiking along a ridge with panoramic views the entire way. This hike ends at an overlook where you have a great view of Mount Angeles.
Sunrise Point Trail
Sunrise Point TrailCheck out the Sunrise Point Trail for more stunning views over Hurricane Ridge, this is another relatively easy hike. This hike starts on the High Ridge Trail right from the main Hurricane Ridge parking lot. It climbs up to a very nice viewpoint and then heads east towards Mount Angeles. This entire hike is beautiful, as you are hiking along a ridge with panoramic views the entire way. This hike ends at an overlook where you have a great view of Mount Angeles.
Duckabush River trailhead is located a little over an hours drive from Bluff Cottage. But one that will reward you with thick moss carpeted trail along a gleaming blue-green Duckabush river! The trail is on the moderate side with a 10 mile roundtrip hike with and overall elevation gain of 2300 ft.
Duckabush Trail
Duckabush River trailhead is located a little over an hours drive from Bluff Cottage. But one that will reward you with thick moss carpeted trail along a gleaming blue-green Duckabush river! The trail is on the moderate side with a 10 mile roundtrip hike with and overall elevation gain of 2300 ft.
This hike is a little bit of everything! From lake lakes, creeks to canyons and mountain passes! There are multiple destinations along this tail, so you can tailor the hike as you see fit! The hike to the Tubal Mine is about a 7 mile roundtrip, with a 1600 ft elevation. Its requires the Northwest Forest Pass. Do not forget to check road conditions online before you head out there, especially in the winter!
Tubal Cain Trailhead
This hike is a little bit of everything! From lake lakes, creeks to canyons and mountain passes! There are multiple destinations along this tail, so you can tailor the hike as you see fit! The hike to the Tubal Mine is about a 7 mile roundtrip, with a 1600 ft elevation. Its requires the Northwest Forest Pass. Do not forget to check road conditions online before you head out there, especially in the winter!
The Silver Lake is located 5.2 miles from the Mount Townsend Trailhead on the east side of the Olympic Peninsula. Silver lake contrary to its name has a deep emerald hue that makes it a spectacular sight! The trail is an 11 mile round trip with 3400 ft elevation and is far from an easy hike. Embark on this journey only if you are a well seasoned hiker!
Silver Lake
The Silver Lake is located 5.2 miles from the Mount Townsend Trailhead on the east side of the Olympic Peninsula. Silver lake contrary to its name has a deep emerald hue that makes it a spectacular sight! The trail is an 11 mile round trip with 3400 ft elevation and is far from an easy hike. Embark on this journey only if you are a well seasoned hiker!
Local Food Spots
Chestnut Cottage is a local favorite! This very homey little café serves up some of the best brunch in the area. You can't go wrong with anything you order here. Do not underestimate their portions, and do not leave without trying their fresh bakes scones with soft butter! Chestnut Cottage can have significant wait times on weekends.
58 locals recommend
Chestnut Cottage Restaurant
929 E Front StChestnut Cottage is a local favorite! This very homey little café serves up some of the best brunch in the area. You can't go wrong with anything you order here. Do not underestimate their portions, and do not leave without trying their fresh bakes scones with soft butter! Chestnut Cottage can have significant wait times on weekends.
Another top notch brunch place in town, they bake their own cinnamon rolls, and serve some delicious eggs and French toast, perfect for fueling up before day trips. Expect to wait for a seat here on weekends as well
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First Street Haven Restaurant
107 E 1st StAnother top notch brunch place in town, they bake their own cinnamon rolls, and serve some delicious eggs and French toast, perfect for fueling up before day trips. Expect to wait for a seat here on weekends as well
Set on an herb farm just outside Sequim, Nourish at once traditional and trendy. Locally sourced, organic, gluten-free ingredients form a seasonal menu that includes salads, burgers, grilled meats and fish, and multiple vegetarian options. Of course, part of the pleasure here is strolling around the gardens before or after a meal.
50 locals recommend
Nourish Sequim
101 Provence View LaneSet on an herb farm just outside Sequim, Nourish at once traditional and trendy. Locally sourced, organic, gluten-free ingredients form a seasonal menu that includes salads, burgers, grilled meats and fish, and multiple vegetarian options. Of course, part of the pleasure here is strolling around the gardens before or after a meal.
Head to Barhop for a solid selection of local brews and yummy wood fired pizzas on a sourdough crust, and a casual no-nonsense vibe. You cannot go wrong with a chill evening in their warehouse-like space by the waterfront
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Barhop Brewing and Artisan Pizza
124 W Railroad AveHead to Barhop for a solid selection of local brews and yummy wood fired pizzas on a sourdough crust, and a casual no-nonsense vibe. You cannot go wrong with a chill evening in their warehouse-like space by the waterfront
The Dungeness spit is home to the famous Dungeness crab. If you are a seafood lover, get your fill of Dungeness crab while visiting the area. This straightforward oyster bar is the place to go in Sequim. Along with the changing selection of oysters, it serves steamed mussels and clams, clam chowder, and, in season, Dungeness crab.
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Salty Girls Sequim Seafood Company
210 W Washington StThe Dungeness spit is home to the famous Dungeness crab. If you are a seafood lover, get your fill of Dungeness crab while visiting the area. This straightforward oyster bar is the place to go in Sequim. Along with the changing selection of oysters, it serves steamed mussels and clams, clam chowder, and, in season, Dungeness crab.
The casual but stylish dining room feels right for both family dinners and date nights, and the menu is designed to suit a range of palates, offering pizza, old-school red-sauce dishes (lasagna, eggplant parm), and more sophisticated options like pillowy mascarpone gnocchi and Thai-spiced fettuccine alfredo.
37 locals recommend
Tedesco's Italian Fresh
210 W Washington StThe casual but stylish dining room feels right for both family dinners and date nights, and the menu is designed to suit a range of palates, offering pizza, old-school red-sauce dishes (lasagna, eggplant parm), and more sophisticated options like pillowy mascarpone gnocchi and Thai-spiced fettuccine alfredo.
Here you'll find some really good pub food including sliders, tacos, crab cakes, and fish-and-chips, microbrews and craft cocktails. Their burger selection and size alone should be reason you should check out this place.
Please note: Next Door Gastropub does not take reservations on the weekends, and their wait times can be significant. Hot tip: call them and ask them to put you on the waitlist, that way you don’t have to be there in person to put your name down!
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Next Door Gastropub
113 W 1st StHere you'll find some really good pub food including sliders, tacos, crab cakes, and fish-and-chips, microbrews and craft cocktails. Their burger selection and size alone should be reason you should check out this place.
Please note: Next Door Gastropub does not take reservations on the weekends, and their wait times can be significant. Hot tip: call them and ask them to put you on the waitlist, that way you don’t have to be there in person to put your name down!
Without much fanfare or pretension, this spot serves up some of the finest food on the peninsula. It pairs a warm small-town atmosphere with a genuinely inventive menu. The kitchen makes full use of its wood-fired oven to roast clams, fish, and sometimes novel, always tasty pizzas.
70 locals recommend
Alder Wood Bistro
139 W Alder StWithout much fanfare or pretension, this spot serves up some of the finest food on the peninsula. It pairs a warm small-town atmosphere with a genuinely inventive menu. The kitchen makes full use of its wood-fired oven to roast clams, fish, and sometimes novel, always tasty pizzas.
At Sapor you can either choose a fun, casual bistro food experience off the alley, or descend to the lower level for a romantic candle lit dinner! Either ways, you’ll savor a menu filled with Pacific Northwest local ingredients. Don’t forget to check out their Trapdoor Libations bar for some craft cocktails!
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Sapor
117B East 1st StreetAt Sapor you can either choose a fun, casual bistro food experience off the alley, or descend to the lower level for a romantic candle lit dinner! Either ways, you’ll savor a menu filled with Pacific Northwest local ingredients. Don’t forget to check out their Trapdoor Libations bar for some craft cocktails!
This sweet cafe and coffee shop is aptly name as the cafe quite literally in arm’s reach of the local farms and their in-season, organic produce. They serve breakfast and lunch that includes a range of homemade soups & salads, sandwiches, quiches, pancakes and pastries featuring in-season, local ingredients. The cafe has many vegan and gluten-free dishes and pastries including vegan, GF donuts. As the weather warms up, Farm’s Reach will open their dog-friendly patio! It’s a beautiful spot to relax and enjoy boozy brunch with local beer, ciders, and wines.
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Farms Reach Cafe
8972 Beaver Valley RdThis sweet cafe and coffee shop is aptly name as the cafe quite literally in arm’s reach of the local farms and their in-season, organic produce. They serve breakfast and lunch that includes a range of homemade soups & salads, sandwiches, quiches, pancakes and pastries featuring in-season, local ingredients. The cafe has many vegan and gluten-free dishes and pastries including vegan, GF donuts. As the weather warms up, Farm’s Reach will open their dog-friendly patio! It’s a beautiful spot to relax and enjoy boozy brunch with local beer, ciders, and wines.
Located about 45 mins from Port Angeles, head over to Chimacum for this adorable local cidery set on a historic dairy farm, that is now an organic apple orchard. Sit on their string lights lit patio, surrounded by apple trees, and enjoy a guided tasting or just a glass of their refreshing cider, accompanied by yummy wood fired pizza! Summer, spring and fall are really the best time to enjoy this spot in all its glory! On weekends they have local artists performing live!
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Finnriver Farm and Cidery
124 Center RdLocated about 45 mins from Port Angeles, head over to Chimacum for this adorable local cidery set on a historic dairy farm, that is now an organic apple orchard. Sit on their string lights lit patio, surrounded by apple trees, and enjoy a guided tasting or just a glass of their refreshing cider, accompanied by yummy wood fired pizza! Summer, spring and fall are really the best time to enjoy this spot in all its glory! On weekends they have local artists performing live!
Head to Toga's Soup House to try a yummy bowl of crab chowder or some delicious Dungeness crab paninis
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Toga's Soup House Deli & Gourmet
122 W Lauridsen BlvdHead to Toga's Soup House to try a yummy bowl of crab chowder or some delicious Dungeness crab paninis
Fuel up with some delicious local coffee or tea before you head out for the day to explore the park. Enjoy your coffee with views of the Olympics right from their parking lot!
Fogtown Coffee Bar
1105 E Front StFuel up with some delicious local coffee or tea before you head out for the day to explore the park. Enjoy your coffee with views of the Olympics right from their parking lot!
If you find yourself in Sequim, Essence Coffee Roasters is a peninsula gem you have to check out! The roast their beans locally, and serve up a delicious pour over! Don’t sleep on their scratch mocha or lattes! You can also buy their bagged coffee in store!
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Essence Coffee Roasters
461 W Washington StIf you find yourself in Sequim, Essence Coffee Roasters is a peninsula gem you have to check out! The roast their beans locally, and serve up a delicious pour over! Don’t sleep on their scratch mocha or lattes! You can also buy their bagged coffee in store!
One of our absolute favorite coffee spots in Sequim (if you can’t tell yet, we LOVE our coffee!). They roast their own beans, and have a nice variety of baked good available to purchase. The seating space is cozy and the baristas are super welcoming and friendly!
30 locals recommend
Hurricane Coffee Co
104 W Washington StOne of our absolute favorite coffee spots in Sequim (if you can’t tell yet, we LOVE our coffee!). They roast their own beans, and have a nice variety of baked good available to purchase. The seating space is cozy and the baristas are super welcoming and friendly!
Great lil coffee shop in DT PA. They have a quirky-cabin decor, great coffee and yummy breakfast sandwiches! Try the Into The Woods (a huckleberry mocha!) or grab a sausage bagel to eat at the end of your hike! Can’t go wrong with anything you get here
16 locals recommend
Bada NW Coffee Shop
118 W 1st StGreat lil coffee shop in DT PA. They have a quirky-cabin decor, great coffee and yummy breakfast sandwiches! Try the Into The Woods (a huckleberry mocha!) or grab a sausage bagel to eat at the end of your hike! Can’t go wrong with anything you get here
Local Produce and Groceries
Part nursery, part grocery store and deli, Sunny Farms offers a broad range of local produce, in house smoked meats, and a range of other groceries! You can’t go wrong with this local farm stand!
Need to pick up a quick bite before you head out for a hike? Check out Country Aire Natural Market! They have a wide selection of local, organic produce and hot pizza and sandwich counter!
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Country Aire Natural Foods
200 W 1st StNeed to pick up a quick bite before you head out for a hike? Check out Country Aire Natural Market! They have a wide selection of local, organic produce and hot pizza and sandwich counter!
The store and deli carries a wide range or fresh local produce, and celebrates “food from here” featuring Olympic Peninsula farmers, foragers, fishermen, producers and more
29 locals recommend
Chimacum Corner Farmstand
9122 Rhody DrThe store and deli carries a wide range or fresh local produce, and celebrates “food from here” featuring Olympic Peninsula farmers, foragers, fishermen, producers and more
Sunny Farms Country Store
261461 US-101Visit Red Dog Farm stand for farm-fresh local produce shopping! Red Dog Farm Stand located directly on the farm itself and has a variety of organic, seasonal vegetables, berries and fresh flowers. The stand runs in honor-system and the refrigerators are always fully stocked with organic, farm fresh produce. They are open daily from 8am to 8pm
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Red Dog Farm
406 Center RdVisit Red Dog Farm stand for farm-fresh local produce shopping! Red Dog Farm Stand located directly on the farm itself and has a variety of organic, seasonal vegetables, berries and fresh flowers. The stand runs in honor-system and the refrigerators are always fully stocked with organic, farm fresh produce. They are open daily from 8am to 8pm