Lavender Farms and More

Animal-lovers can see lions, tigers, bears, a petting farm, and a host of local wildlife species.
5 minutes from Dungeness Spit.

Reasons to Go

•  The railroad bridge, now a boardwalk, was built in 1915. This path is now a part of the paved Olympic Discovery Trail. It's a terrific place to begin a scenic walk, run, or bike ride.
• A great winter spot to view bald eagles, when the salmon are in the Dungeness River below.
• The Dungeness River Audubon Center displays many touchable specimens of local birds and wildlife, including black bear, cougar and lynx.

15 minutes from the Olympic Game Farm.

Reasons to Go

• Thirty unique Lavender farms, tucked in and around Sequim (most with gift shops), have given Sequim the nickname "Lavender Capital of North America."
•  Sequim's mid-July annual Lavender Festival is a huge, delightful event, which draws visitors from all over the country.
  

5-20 minutes from Dungeness Spit.