Come and Discover What’s New on the Olympic Peninsula. From a brand new tasting room at Port Townsend’s historic Palindrome to Tibetan yak to do-it-yourself cheese making demonstrations, there will be plenty of new activity to engage visitors on the Olympic Peninsula...
1. Sequim is pronounced “SK-WIM.” 2. It’s located on the north end of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. 3. Thanks to the “rain shadow” of the Olympic Mountains, it receives an average of only 16 inches per year (compared with nearby Hoh Rainforest’s 140 inches and...
