Port Angeles Travel Blogs, Travelogues and Travel Journals

Broke camp early and went to Jack-in-the-box for breakfast.  Met a strange, scruffy man who admired Dawn's Glacier Park T-shirt so much, he was going to make it his "life's goal" to make it out to Glacier to get the same T-shirt!  OOO-K!  Went into the park and stopped at the visitor center. I briefly thought I lost my National Park Passport Stamp book there, but I found it between the seats in the truck.  It was a beautiful, clear day as we drove up to Hurricane Ridge for…

Early morning and I headed out from Seattle, south to Tacoma and up and around Puget Sound.  The views were amazing, from Ranier off in the distance southeast of Seattle, the Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, the Hood Canal Floating Bridge, to the Olympic mountains that signified I was nearing my destination.  Stopped to pick up some supplies for the days activities and to be prepared should something happen while I was out in the park (esp. since I was hiking solo). My plan for th…

So, we have spent the last day and a half in Port Angeles, Washington.It was an hour and a half ferry ride from Victoria during which we had a bit of a bumpy ride but I'm happy to report that Rachel's motion sickness wristbands are brilliant and there was no vomit appearances at all *wipes brow* phew. The place itself is very small, a handful of shops, a 24 hour safeway (strangely) and a few restaurants. Yesterday we decided to check our the mexican place that was a block away from our motel.…

We got the ferry across from Victoria yesterday and spent today in Port Angeles before we head to Portland tomorrow.Port Angeles has not always been cast in a favourable light in reviews we have read, and the town does sort of live up to that, it is just a couple of streets with run down buildings but set in a gorgeous location, just outside the Olympic National Park. The weather has been quite overcast, so the mountains have been hidden most of the time, but the couple of times the sun has b…

2008 Summer road trip with my parents through western Canada and the US. Over 5000 miles in two weeks.

Pike St Mkt, Seattle underground, Aquarium, Zoom, Argosy Harbor Cruise, Experience Music Project Sci Fi museum, Space Needle, Monorail, Mt Rainier, Mt St Helens, Snolquamie Falls, Forks, Port Angeles, La Push, Edmonds/Kingston Ferry, Portland Oregon: Multunomah Falls, Oxbow Park, City Center

Upon arrival at Crescent Lake, we could see that our cloud cover was breaking up.  It was nice to see patches of blue sky mixed in with the clouds. 

Here you can join us on our motorcykle tour from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego (south america). We start our journey May 27, 2006 and we will be on the road for about a year! Read our complete story at our homepage: www.tobias-ingeborg.com