Your guide for a memorable visit to Port Angeles and Washington's Olympic Peninsula.

Port Angeles is the Center Of It All for the Olympic Peninsula. The place to start for a day trip to Hurricane Ridge or a vacation to explore all of Olympic National Park. The place to start for kayaking, for biking, for hiking, for shopping or for relaxing.

Port Angeles is the center of a trip to Victoria, a trip to the Pacific beaches or a trip to the lavender fields of neighboring Sequim.

Port Angeles is the Center Of It All when it comes to experiencing all that Washington State's Olympic Peninsula has to offer.

 

 

Thinking about taking the ferry to Victoria, Canada?

If you are planning a visit to Victoria remember you are crossing an international border and will need one of the following:
-A passport
-Washington State Enhanced Driver's License
For more information on the ferries to Canada contact the M. V. Coho Ferry or The Victoria Express.

 

Fly in to Port Angeles

Kenmore Air Express offers air service between Boeing Field and Port Angeles, with connections throughout the San Juan Islands and British Columbia. You can also choose to charter a flight with Rite Bros. Aviation for private air service.

 

Olympic National Park

Port Angeles is the gateway to Olympic National Park and Hurricane Ridge is just 17 miles away from downtown. For current road conditions click here. View these other top destinations inside of Olympic National Park.

Learn about Twilight on the Peninsula

 

Looking for something to do?

Jazz in the Olympics

April 23-25, 2010
Our 2010 festival features 10 great bands performing over the course of four days at four terrific venues. The sounds of traditional Jazz will be featured along with Gospel on Sunday morning. Check the events schedule for details on the many fun activities going on during the festival. As always this will be a great family event with shuttle buses between venues, and reasonable food and beverage prices.
For more information click here.

 


 
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