Olympic Peninsula: Introduction

By Laci in State and National Parks, Travel Tales, Washington on
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For our Honeymoon Keltin and I visited the Olympic Peninsula and spent most of our time in Olympic National Park. This trip was a whirl wind and we saw everything from mountains and rainforests to the Pacific Ocean.

Lake Crescent

On this trip we didn’t visit many restaurants and no breweries or wineries. What we did was immerse ourselves in nature. We would sit on the floor of our cabin with a map and our phones. We would search out possible destinations on the map and then look them up to see what was open and what the Covid rules were.

Sol Duc Falls

All of the reservations are closed to visitors at this time. We will have to visit again in the future to visit La Push, Cape Flattery, and Neah Bay. Despite these closures and the Deer Park road already being closed for the season we still had a ton of trails open to us. Olympic National Park is massive and perfect for a social distancing honeymoon. I hope you enjoy taking this adventure with me.

Puget Sound
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Texas born, I grew up hunting and fishing. Now I love travel and cooking, a good beer and a great story. People are their stories and I hope to share mine. I have a ridiculously adorable canine companion named Bear, a supportive family, and a wonderful husband.

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