The Olymipic Peninsula is an amazing place, 6000+ foot mountains, rain forest, beaches all within 150 miles as the crow flies. We had a great time, the high temp while we were there was 63, I wanted to send for my dog and stay. We drove over 1200 miles while we were there and saw a ton of cool stuff, we explored the whole peninsula basically. Here are a few of the 500 shots we took during the week.
Cape Flattery on a rainy day. It's the NW most point in the contiguous 48:




Deer Park Camp Ground, up at about 6000ft above sea level. We were up in the clouds, it made for some stark views:




One of the giant spruce trees in the Hoh Rain Forest. You might recognize that guy we used to show the scale of the tree

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The scale of everything in the rain forest was HUGE! Look at the size this blown down tree, looks normal in the first pic, then you see my wife next to it and realize you're looking at an 8'+ diameter tree:


Hurricane Ridge; it's the highest ridge line in the Olympic Range and Mt. Olympus is the tallest in the ridge line:




This is La Push out on the Pacific Coast. Large sea stacks and driftwood dominate the landscape here:




Rialto Beach...just incredible!



Look at the size of that driftwood log! There were signs all over the place about how dangerous logs were in the surf, but DAMN!

A huge cedar on 101 along Ruby Beach:

Ruby Beach along the west coast of the peninsula:



Ruby beach light house:

Ruby Beach Bald Eagle:

Worlds largest cedar tree! There's that scale again.



I thought this was funny. Note who the Adopt-a-Highway "volunteers" are;


Killer hot rod in the little town where we stayed:

If you ever get the chance to go up there, jump on it. Amazing place......the pictures don't do it justice.
If you want to see all 94 images I uploaded to Photobucket, you can see them here:
http://s128.photobucket.com/albums/p181/Cajun_NC/Washington%20Vacation%207-08/Enjoy!