Olympic Coast, Washington
How about a lovely beach that isn’t full of people? While this is a summer destination, make sure you save this breathtaking place for the next year.
While Oregon’s beaches understandably get a lot of the hype thanks to the PNW’s moody seaside vibes, the 73 miles of protected Olympic shores are equally stunning — and less crowded — summer destinations.
If you want to spend a few days in this breathtaking place, you should know that camping is the main lodging option. Some of the most popular low-key activities are kayaking, coastal hiking, birdwatching, and, of course, swimming.
Or you can stay at Kalaloch Lodge, a coastal, rustic retreat with cabins and a restaurant that uses local foods. Even the wine is locally made!
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