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OLYMPIC PENINSULA TRAVEL SERVICE
73rd Edition
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Sequim
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Sequim - the North Gateway to the Olympic National Forest. Sequim and the Dungeness Valley, with low rainfall and mild climate, are popular travel destinations and retirement communities. The average rainfall of only 17 inches per year is the lowest in Western Washington. Worthy attractions are Sequim Lavender Fields, U-Pick Farms, wild animal farm, Dungeness Spit, the longest sand spit in the U.S.A., and a marina on Sequim Bay. There are nearby saltwater resorts and year round golf courses. The annual Irrigation Festival, oldest continuous community festival in the state, is held the first week in May. The Museum & Art Center is open year round. Stop at the information center on highway 101. From East Take Washington St. exit and from the West take River Road exit. Zip Code: 98382.
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Welcome
to Washington's
Famous
Olympic Peninsula
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The scenic "101 Loop" takes visitors on Highway 101 around beautiful Olympic National Park, a World Heritage Site, to see glacier-covered mountains, rain forest, Pacific beaches and historic towns. Friendly people in quaint small towns welcome travellers to stay in local resorts, lodges, motels, and bed & breakfast inns.
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