Don't miss this! There are giant Sitka spruces, sword ferns, giant lichen, river views, and much more. As far as rain, this place gets about 13 feet a year!
This 17.3 -mile path winds deeper into the rain forest than some others, but the flatness of the first section makes it a good choice for a family day hike.
About a mile's walk into the forest, you'll find this tall waterfall that roars most in the Spring.
Accessible via a gentle .8-mile forest walk, this beach has stunning sea stacks looming just off the shore.
Visit this 12-mile long lake and enjoy sandy beaches, trails, and summer swimming. The Log Cabin Resort rents boats and hydro bikes from May to Oct.
This place pays homage to what was once the principal industry of the peninsula. See crosscut saws, working model steam engines, and a loggers' bunkhouse.
Perched on a bluff above the ocean, this lodge offers rooms, suites, and cabins.
