Pacific Inn Motel Inc

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Pacific Inn Motel is centrally located to all major attractions, making the motel a good base camp as you explore the area. Many people stay three or four days as they visit area attractions like the Hoh Rain Forest, Ocean Beaches or Lake Crescent. Below are some ideas for possible day trips while you are in the area. Informative Links To Area Information Ferries Victoria Express - Passenger Ferry Coho Ferry - Passenger and Auto Ferry Washington State Ferries Olympic National Park Olympic National Park Field Guide Olympic National Park (Official) Olympic National Forest Recreation in the area Olympic Mountaineering Guide to Birdwatching Diamond Back Guide Service Olympic Mountain Tours Olympic Raft and Kayak Olympic Van Tours Pedal and Paddle Jardin Du Soleil Purple Haze Lavender Farm Sol Duc Hot Springs Clallam County Parks Mileage chart from Forks - - - - - - - - - - - - Photos of the Olympic Peninsula Sunset at Second Beach Beach found on the Washington State coast line. .6 mile hike, tide pools and marine life abound! Hoh Rain Forest The only temperate rain forests in the northern hemisphere! Rialto Beach Famous Beach which is great for storm watching in the winter and spring months and for beach combing. Lake Crescent A crystal clear 12-mile long lake located 17 miles west of Port Angeles on Highway 101. FIVE DAY TRIPS ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA Whether you have only few hours or several days, this guide offers a host of choices as you explore the Northwest corner of the Pacific Northwest. This 2,000 square mile region is bordered on the north and west by over 100 miles of saltwater shores and to the south and east by alpine meadows and rain forest valleys. Over 200 miles of wild rivers furrow the region with vibrant runs of native salmon and steelhead. Year round temperatures range from the mid-40's to upper 60's, snowfalls are infrequent as are temperatures over 80 degrees. Day 1: HOH RAIN FOREST AND KALALOCH BEACHES Among the only temperate rain forests in the Northern Hemisphere, the Hoh Rain Forest is a not-to-be-missed attraction on the West Side of the Olympic Peninsula. Moisture-laden air from the Pacific brings over 150" of annual rainfall to the Hoh Valley, (record of 211"). Nineteen miles inland from Hwy 101 you'll find the Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center. Three loop trails near the Visitor Center are easy to stroll and give a great sampling of the area: The Hall of Mosses Trail is 3/4 mile and shows the moss-draped maples, magically green in the spring, spectacular with color in the fall and a treat any time of year; the 1 1/4 mile Spruce Trail follows the Hoh River along red alder and maple "bottom", and shows the landscape carved by this glacier-fed river; and a paved 1/4 mile path suitable for a wheelchair or stroller. The Hoh Visitor Center is the starting point for many longer and more challenging hikes to the alpine meadows and glacier fields. Scenic river floats are available in summer on the Hoh River, and fishing guides offer great sporting and photography trips year-round.

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