Cathedral rainforests, untamed coastal beauty, soothing hot springs …

02-06-2008

 

Nature boldly shapes the strength and spirit of the Pacific Northwest, whether it’s basking on the ocean beaches of Kalaloch, hiking the cathedral emerald green rainforest in Lake Quinault, or enjoying a soak in Sol Duc’s hot mineral springs. With over 900,000 acres of rugged coastline, soothing waterfalls and rustic lodges, the Olympic Peninsula boasts a sundry ecosystem that allows travelers to enjoy a full spectrum of climates and activities.

 

This spring, visitors can experience all that the Olympic National Park and Forest have to offer by staying a night at each of the three unique lodges with the “Trio of Treasures” package.

 

Starting at just $359—about 35% in savings, travelers can beat the summer crowds and take pleasure in this peaceful getaway. The “Trio of Treasures” package, available March 28 through June 13, 2008, features three one-night stays along with breakfast and dinner at each location:

• one night at a quaint lodge in the rainforest – Lake Quinault Lodge,  
• another in a charming cabin on the beach at Kalaloch Lodge
• and finally a stay at Sol Duc Hot Spring Resort’s natural hot springs and cabins

 

All three lodges are located within an hour’s drive from each other. The package also includes three unique gifts for guests upon arrival at each location!

 

All three destinations offer fantastic hiking, wildlife viewing and photography opportunities. Other activities include:

• Spend time fishing or hiking in the rainforest at the historic Lake Quinault Lodge, located within one of only three temperate rainforests in the world.
• Try clam digging or storm watching at Kalaloch Lodge, which bestows spectacular panoramic views and seven distinctive and peaceful beaches.
• And then soak your worries away in the natural hot springs at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort, featuring three outdoor pure mineral pools.

 

With such a wide range of pastimes to choose from, this package allows for a gorgeous, worry-free vacation in one of the nation’s best kept travel secrets!

 

For more information or to make a reservation, visit www.visitwashingtonparks.com or call 888-831-0156.

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