Washington Coast  (A.K.A. Olympic) Loop
 

The most scenic part of the world famous Olympic Peninsula is now part of the Washington Coast Loop (otherwise known as the Olympic Loop). Thanks to the newly completed Moclips Highway, one can now drive from highway 101 directly to highway 109 and vice versa. Highway 109 is the road that runs along the Pacific coast of the Washington state on which Moclips, Copalis Beach, Ocean City, Ocean Shores, and Pacific Beach  is located. The Washington Coast Loop is approximately 300 miles in distance and can be done in a day. However, with so much to see and discover, two to three days are a minimum to do any justice to this wondrous place so please stay with us as the base for your next weekend travel. From the pristine lakes, to the world famous ancient rain forests, to the awesome beauty of our North Coast Beaches, the Olympic Peninsula and Washington coast offers unlimited opportunities for naturalists, professional photographers and weekend travelers alike. For a detailed tour and links to the Olympic Peninsula click here.