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Northwest Washington

Few places pack so much variety into such a concentrated area as does the northwestern part of Washington. Bordered by the Pacific Coast, and with Olympic National Park at its heart, the Olympic Peninsula offers landscapes as diverse as the endless outdoor adventures you can encounter. Across Puget Sound to the east, Northwest Washington further welcomes guests to explore North Cascades National Park, or stroll through the historic Fairhaven neighborhood in Bellingham.

Visit the Olympic Peninsula and wander through the moss-draped Hoh Rain Forest in the morning, dip your toes at Rialto Beach by afternoon, and watch a sunset behind the Olympic Mountains. Add ferry rides across Puget Sound and small towns full of character, and you have a corner of Washington that feels a world apart.

Along with Northwest Washington’s varied terrain, it’s the outdoor adventures that draw visitors year-round. Hiking, kayaking, whale watching, and hot springs all draw families and adventurers. Olympic National Park alone spans nearly a million acres of forest, coast, and alpine terrain, offering something for everyone. Similarly, North Cascades National Park encompasses over 500,000 acres, boasting one of the most scenic drives in the state.

History buffs will delight in learning about the region. Coast Salish and other Native peoples have lived here for thousands of years, and their heritage remains central to the area. Later, timber and fishing towns like Port Angeles and Port Townsend grew along the water, and much of that Victorian-era architecture still stands today.

While these adventures are worth exploring, there is plenty to do beyond the trails. For instance, visit Port Townsend in September for the Wooden Boat Festival or Sequim for its famous Lavender Festival in July. Additionally, Dungeness crab feasts pop up along the coast throughout the year, adding more allure to your visit.

Whether you crave a rainforest hike, a beach bonfire, a slow weekend in a harbor town, or all of the above, Northwest Washington invites you to explore the outdoors.

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The northwestern part of Washington state stretches from Seattle to the Canadian border, and from Puget Sound all the way to the more remote parts of the Olympic Peninsula. This is a place where rainforests, snow-covered peaks, and a rocky coastline are all within a short drive of one another. People visit Northwest Washington and the Olympic Peninsula for unparalleled outdoor recreation, the thrill of adventure, and to soak in the northernmost spots in the country.

As locals, our Casago Northwest Washington team knows this region well. That local knowledge shapes every stay, enabling us to offer tailor-made getaways from the most scenic drives to the best trailheads on the Peninsula and the tastiest crab shacks. We are committed to ensuring guests have an effortless, genuine, hassle-free experience, from booking to check-out.

Homeowners receive this same concierge-style attention. Our Casago Northwest Washington team handles property management details with care and clear communication, so owners can relax knowing their homes are in good hands.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Whether planning to visit the Peninsula or crafting a Northwest Washington getaway, vacationers generally fly into the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). The smaller Bellingham International Airport (BLI) services Alaska Airlines, Allegiant, and San Juan Airlines.

For those heading to the Olympic Peninsula, from the airport you can either drive or take a ferry across Puget Sound. Since the ferries run to Bainbridge Island and Kingston, visiting the peninsula's towns and park entrances are an easy drive.

During the warm summer months, trails are driest, making hiking a dream. Spring and fall bring fewer crowds and lush scenery, while winter is quiet and great for storm watching along the coast.

Begin your adventure at the Hoh Rain Forest, then take in the mountain views at Hurricane Ridge. Rialto Beach is known for its impressive sea stacks and tide pools, while Sol Duc Hot Springs features a completely different side of the park.

Having a car on a Northwest Washington adventure is highly recommended. Because attractions are spread across long distances, having your own car is key to enjoying all the region has to offer on your own schedule.

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