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Port Angeles was founded by the Spanish in 1791 who named it Nuestra Senora de los Angeles. Today it is the principal town of the Olympic Peninsula and the main gateway to Olympic National Park.
This working harbour is surrounded by a range of striking mountains that frame the primeval forests, glacier-topped mountains and sub-alpine meadows of the national park.
Just a few miles away lies Dungeness National Wildlife Reserve, a 631 acre refuge for migratory birds and many mammals. The reserve includes 5.5 miles long Dungeness Spit, Graveyard Spit and parts of Dungeness Bay.
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Places near Port Angeles
- Lake Crescent 18 miles away
- Quinault 49 miles away
- Seattle 62 miles away
- Mount Rainier National Park 117 miles away
- Mount St. Helens 146 miles away
- Cannon Beach 157 miles away
- Washington State 167 miles away
- Portland 183 miles away
- Newport, Oregon 243 miles away
- Bend (Sisters) 280 miles away
Photos of Port Angeles
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Port Townsend Lighthouse near Port Angeles -
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Deer on Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park
Accommodation choices for Port Angeles
We’ve selected a range of accommodation options for when you visit Port Angeles. Our choices usually come recommended for their character, facilities and service or location. Our specialists always aim to suggest properties that match your preferences.
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Olympic Lodge
Port Angeles
