Tucked in the rain shadow of the Olympic Mountains, Port Angeles is the epicenter for the Olympic Peninsula with visitors arriving from near and far to experience a magical vacation.

Wildlife and sea life abound in Port Angeles and on the Olympic Peninsula. Start with whale watching and tide pooling, then head from sea to land where you can bird watch in a bay or …

The Port of Port Angeles is the closest and deepest water port in the United States to the Pacific Rim. Established in 1923, the Port maintains and manages several marine facilities, marinas, …

Make Port Angeles your hub as you day trip your way across the Olympic Peninsula region. Easy day trips from Port Angeles include Victoria, B.C. in Canada, the Hoh Rainforest, a Waterfall …

Have a couple of hours to spare? Get a glimpse of Port Angeles’ past and some of its juicy secrets with a guided Port Angeles Underground Heritage Tour. Tours operate year-round. …

This is the shortlist of some of our top picks of activities and sights to see when visiting the Port Angeles area and the Olympic Peninsula for the first time.

The Port Angeles Visitor Center is open 7-days a week and offers travelers a place to get their questions answered as well as pick up maps and brochures for area attractions, lodging and …

You’ve come to the right spot for the scoop on ALL Port Angeles hotels and lodging. Look for a place to slumber for several days close to it all — shopping, dining and fun on the waterfront.

If you’re planning an upcoming trip to Port Angeles and the Olympic Peninsula, we’ve included a few maps to help guide your way. Port Angeles’ coastal climate makes for mild weather year …

Head to the gateway of the Olympic National Park in Port Angeles, Washington for superhero views of the Olympic mountains. Drive up a windy road to the tippy top where you can grab a …