Port Angeles
Situated on the northern shore of the Olympic Peninsula, Port Angeles is the peninsula's largest town and also the gateway to the Olympic National Park. Before exploring the park, take time to visit the exhibition dedicated to it at the Museum at the Carnegie. The museum also examines the life of the settlers who helped to build Clallam county, of which Port Angeles is a part. From the town's lively seafront, a ferry service provides a link to Victoria, British Columbia, directly across the strait.
