YOUR VISIT TO MISTY CLOVER AND OLYMPIC PENINSULA

US Highway 101 is the main route around the Olympic Peninsula. Access to Hwy 101 from destinations east and south can be found in the information below. Automobile travel from Vancouver Island, Canada, requires passage on Black Ball Transport’s Coho ferry from Victoria to Port Angeles.

Take the Bainbridge Island ferry and follow State Hwy 305 through Poulsbo, then take State Hwy 3 to the Hood Canal Bridge. Cross the bridge and follow State Hwy 104 to US Hwy 101 north to Port Angeles. Port Townsend may be reached by turning right, off Hwy 101 and onto State Hwy 20, at Discovery Bay.

Take the Edmonds/Kingston ferry and follow the signs to Port Gamble, Hood Canal Bridge. Cross the bridge and follow State Hwy 104 to US Hwy 101 north to Port Angeles. Port Townsend may be reached by turning right, off Hwy 101 and onto State Hwy 20, at Discovery Bay.

Head south of Tacoma and cross the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.  Continue north on State Hwy 16 through Gig Harbor and Port Orchard. Turn onto State Hwy 3 south of Bremerton; continue until you reach the Hood Canal Bridge.  Cross the bridge and follow State Hwy 104 to US Hwy 101 north to Port Angeles. Port Townsend may be reached by turning right, off Hwy 101 and onto State Hwy 20, at Discovery Bay.

From State Hwy 20 on Whidbey Island take the ferry from Coupeville (Keystone) to Port Townsend.  From Port Townsend, drive south on Hwy 19.  Make a right on Hwy 20 head south until you reach Hwy 101 in Discovery Bay. Be sure to make a reservation for the ferry if you travel this route during summertime.

Blackball’s Coho ferry provides direct services between Victoria, Canada, and Port Angeles. It’s even a free ride on your birthday!

Bus Dungeness Lines offers bus service from Seattle and SeaTac. The buses can handle 2 bikes, which are placed on racks. In addition, they have provisions for bikes in boxes. Rocket Transportation also offers door to door Sea-Tac Airport shuttles serving the Olympic Peninsula.There are buses that run from Port Townsend to Sequim, Sequim to Port Angeles, and Port Angeles to Forks. See Jefferson Transit for the Port Townsend bus system and Clallam Transit for the Sequim-PA-Forks buses. Local buses in Clallam and Jefferson County have bike racks for 2 bikes. See their websites for details. There are limited buses on Saturday. The buses do not run on Sunday