Within the town's downtown core, dive deeper into the area’s history by embarking on the Port Angeles Underground Heritage Tour. Nearly a million acres large, Olympic National Park encompasses a diverse eco system including lush rain forests, a glacier-fed lake, mountain ranges, and coastal ocean beaches. Perfect for day-trip exploration, the town is an immediate access point to Hurricane Ridge, a popular spot for hiking, biking, camping, and more. It is also the gateway to Olympic National Park, a bucket-list destination in its own right. Port Angeles is adventure-filled, beautiful, and historic, making the seaside town a stunning first stop on your way through the Olympic Peninsula. While Port Angeles is the largest city on the Olympic Peninsula with a population of about 20,000, it maintains its small, serene charm at the foot of the towering Olympic Mountains. This idyllic region, located in the northwestern corner of Washington State, is a haven where lush evergreen forests meet the rugged coastline of the Pacific Ocean. Nestled within the enchanting landscape of the Olympic Peninsula, small towns welcome you with a charm that boast rich history, culture and quaint downtowns that offer artisan shops, a budding local food scene and endless outdoor adventure.

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