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Port Townsend - Nearby Destinations

Tourist destinations to consider near Port Townsend are listed below. Click on any name for complete information.



Kitsap Peninsula
  Only nine nautical miles from Seattle and separated from the Olympic Peninsula by the Hood Canal, the Kitsap Peninsula provides a peaceful escape from city traffic. The Great Peninsula, as Kitsap is actually called, has so many arms of land jutting into the Puget Sound that the area has a disproportionate amount of shoreline. Rocky beaches give way to sandy shores, farm land and a forested interior. While Kitsap lacks the soaring mountains characteristic of the Olympic Peninsula interior, it has a different sort of appeal.
     
Olympic National Park Population: 8500
  From ice encrusted-crags to crisp glacial lakes, salty ocean beaches and the deep, quiet damp of temperate rainforest, the Olympic National Park is a small paradise on earth. Bears meander along slopes strewn with wildflowers in summer, while visitors wander narrow trails that penetrate this beautiful wilderness. A relatively short jaunt from the civilized world, a visit to the Olympics can be short, sedate and scenic or, with the proper pack, long, solitary and strenuous.
     
Whidbey Island
  Forests drop down to hidden coves, rocky beaches and steep cliffs at Whidbey Island's edges. Connected to the Washington mainland by a bridge spanning spectacular Deception Pass, this island is a popular Puget Sound getaway for visitors up on the ferry from Seattle, or down by road from the north. Despite the fact that the island is so easily accessible, Whidbey Island is a worthwhile stop, crowds or no.
     

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