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Towns, Institutes, Companies and Hikes off I-5

Town

Miles from Oregon border, route

Point of interest

Route

Vancouver

 

Columbia Gorge

 

Woodland

 

Lewis River Valley, Mt. Adams

Mt. St. Helens – south side

 

Longview

 

 

 

Centralia

 

Mt. Rainier

Rt. 12, 10 mi. S of Centralia

Olympia

 

State Capitol

Evergreen State College

 

Signs for 101 from I-5

Olympia – Bellingham and North

 

Puget Sound Access

 

Tacoma

 

Tacoma Community College

Tacoma Narrows

Mt. Rainier

 

Kitsap Peninsula, Bremerton, Eastern Olympic Peninsula

 

 

Rt. 410 – day hikes in White River Region, N. of Rainier Park

Rt. 101

Seattle

 

Seattle

University of Washington

 

NE 45 Ave. Exit from I-5

Seattle vicinity

 

Bellevue

Redmond – Microsoft

Issaquah, Issaquah Alps

 

 

I-90

South Whidbey Island

South Whidbey Island: South of Everett, take 526 to Mukilteo for Washington State Ferry

Bicycle riding

The town of Langley is touristy

 

Everett

 

Boeing

 

Mount Vernon

 

Skagit County Vegetable source and, in April, the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival

Skagit Valley Food Coop

Mt. Vernon-Skagit Valley Farmers Market, Saturdays, 9-1, June-Sept

 

La Conner

 

 

 

North Whidbey Island

North Whidbey Island: Hwy 20 W. from I-5 to Fidalgo Island, take Deception Pass Bridge

Whidbey Island Naval Air Station

Deception Pass State Park

 

Anacortes

Hwy 20 W. from I-5

San Juan Islands

Ferry from Anacortes at the North end of Fidalgo Island

(Bayview, 30 m. S of Bellingham)

 

North Cascades Highway 20

 

Bellingham

 

Western Washington University

Fairhaven

Alaska Marine Highway Ferry System

 

Mount Baker

 

Rt. 11 West From I-5

Bellingham Cruise Terminal, 3 blocks from downtown Fairhaven

Rt. 542 East from I-5

Hikes and other natural attractions in the Olympic Peninsula – North Access from Keystone Ferry Landing on Whidby Island to Port Townsend

The following are on 101 taken from Port Townsend going east at first

Port Angeles – access to the center of Olympic National Park via Hurricane Ridge Road; access to Hurricane Ridge trails

Elwha Hot Springs – actually Olympic Hot Springs and not concession operated: take Elwha River Road, just west of Port Angeles, then take Boulder Creek Road to the end

Sol Duc Hot Springs, closes third Sunday in October: signs 30 mi. west of Port Angeles. Admission, $10, massage, $60/hr. Day hikes

Numerous beach accesses from 101 from just S. of Hoh Reservation to just N. of Quinault Reservation at Queets River – this is the Southern 11.5 mi. stretch of the coastal section of Olympic National Park and the more accessible section

Hoh, Quinault, and Queets Rain Forests: day hikes