Dew Drop Inn Motel - Forks Wa.- Home of The Twilight Saga Movie

The Dew Drop 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.
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Victoria Express - Passenger Ferry * Coho Ferry - Passenger and Auto Ferry * Washington State Ferries
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Olympic National Park Field Guide * Olympic National Park * Olympic National Forest * Cams

5 Day Trips On The West Side Of Olympic Penninsula

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		Click Here
Day 2 - Around Forks and La Push		Click Here
Day 3 - Explore The Northwest		Click Here
Day 4 - Ozette Wilderness Hike		Click Here
Day 5 - Lake Crescent Waterfalls and Dragon Lore		Click Here

All Along The Way - Olympic West Arttrek

Olympic West Arttrek is a self-guided driving tour of gift shops, galleries and studios across the Olympic Peninsula's West Side, from Kalaloch to Neah Bay. The Arttrek tour offers Native American carvings and basketry, fine art & sculpture, a chainsaw carver and delightful gifts, books and antiques! Pick up the tour brochure at any Arttrek location or call the Forks Visitor Information Center for a copy.

*Fees for use in Olympic National Park may apply, for information and a map call (360) 452-033

	More Things To See And Do
	Forks Wa. the Steelhead Capitol of the World! Fish the waters of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Washington State's Olympic Peninsula or enjoy great fishing in the Strait of Juan De Fuca. La Push, Neah Bay, Sekiu, & Clallam Bay. Black Bear and the World Famous Roosevelt Elk are found right here on the Olympic Peninsula. Listed below are guides and lots of other things to do in and around the area. Enjoy!

Forks Washington Fishing Guide - Click Here
Vampire Voyages In Forks Washinton - Click Here
(360) 374 - 2052

Anglers lide Service - Click Here
(360) 374 - 3148 or 800- 577-8781

Mike Prices' Grizzly Charters Fishing Guide - Click Here
(360) 374 - 5873

Olympic Peninsula Fishing & Hunting - Click Here
(360) 374 - 9018

Jim Leons Guide Service - Forks
(360) 374 - 3157

Windle's Guide Service - Click Here
(360) 374 - 9193

Angler's Obsession - Click Here
(360) 485 - 3181

Black Bear Hunting - Click Here
(360) 374 - 9193

Adventure Pacific Northwest and Elk Hunting - Click Here
(360) 374 - 5247

Hedgpeths Adventures In Hunting - Click Here
Voice (253) 770 - 0595

Olympic Raft and Kayak - Click Here
123 Lake Aldwell Rd. - Port Angeles
Toll Free - 888 - 452 - 1443

Aaron Browen Antique Shop - Click Here
145 E. Washington St. - Sequim
(360) 683 - 6789

Guide To Bird Watching - Click Here
Exceptional Bird Watching Year Round

Whale Tails & Quail Trails - Click Here
Whale Watching - Bird Watching and Vampires?

Olympic Game Farm - Click Here
1423 Ward Rd. - Sequim
(360) 683 - 4295 or 1 - 800- 778 - 4295

Sequim Lavender Farms - Click Here
105 1/2 E. First St. - Port Angeles
((360) 681 - 3035 or 877-681- 3035

Forks Timber Museum - Click Here
Built by the Forks high school - Forks
((360) 374 - 9663