Forks Washington Olympic Peninsula Information

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Forks, Washington
Forks the REST of the Olympic Peninsula

Where you will find great information on Forks Washington and surrounding areas of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State.

Olympic Peninsula Sunset

Wet winters, warm, dry summers make this Olympic region a wonderland of water, lush-forests and recreation

By George McCormick-Credits to the Forks Forum
Forks Washington, with the only stoplight along a 163-mile stretch of Highway 1O1, is also the vital hub to what residents call "The REST of the Olympic Peninsula" - a world of recreational and scenic opportunities. With its surrounding scenic beauty, the Forks area is renowned on the North Olympic Peninsula's West End for its abundant winter rainfall (162.14 inches in 1997), warm and sunny summers, logging heritage and myriad places to hunt, fish and hike. Within a short distance of Forks are sparkling, lakes, pristine ocean beaches, ancient temperate rain forests, mountain glaciers and rushing rivers with the Peninsula's best steelhead and salmon runs. The rural communities of Clallam Bay-Sekiu and Neah Bay can be found on State Route 112 along the Strait of Juan de Fuca, north of Forks. To Forks' west is the Quileute Indian village of La Push, on the Pacific Coast. to the south is the Hoh Rain Forest, a Olympic National Park attraction.

Forks Washington
What a great place to Visit

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