Round One of the Underworld Cup
Port Angeles
from Kent Johnson
Before releasing a new bike suspension
addition to the public, heavy testing is needed, so DVO heads up to Port Angeles, Washington for the Round One of the Underworld Cup.
Steelhead Fly Fishing
Olympic Peninsula Washington
from Joey Macomber
Some beautiful shots from an annual steelhead fly fishing trip to Forks, Washington.
Economic Development Corporation
Winter Sports
from GNU PRO
The "Gnu Girls" snowboard team tapped into some magic last March on the Olympic Peninsula. Mervin Manufacturing asked the team come out, build some boards and try to enjoy all the area has to offer in a few days.
After helping to build their own split-boards, skateboards and surfboards the team had untracked Snow at Hurricane Ridge, top quality Surf, and a fun park to Skate in.. oh, and sunshine too.
Buffalo Kisses from
Sequim
from Caroline Walker Evans
SEQUIM, Wash., March 10 (UPI) -- Visitors to The Olympic Game Farm captured video of a buffalo enthusiastically shoving its face into their car window to feed on scraps of bread.
"Driving through the Olympic Game Farm, feeding the animals and a buffalo gets a little too friendly," Evans wrote in the video's description. Visitors are allowed to feed the animals, provided they only give them whole grain bread.
Living Here | Outdoor Fun
Sprint Boat Racing
from Roswell Flight Test Crew
As guests of Wicked Racing, the Roswell Flight Test Crew attended the United States Sprint Boat Association national championship in Port Angeles, Wash., at the Extreme Sports Park.
Camping & Hiking on the Olympic Peninsula
from ET2media
No Travel Plan visits the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. Our trip includes a visit to Port Angeles and Sol Duc Hot Springs followed by a hiking excursion in the Elwa Valley.
We also travel to Cape Flattery Neah Bay. Then, we take a scenic byway to Hurricane Ridge where we enjoy an amazing view overlooking Port Angeles and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Surfing on the North Washington Coast
From jlcard 4:08 minutes
Great shots of surfing at a "secret"
(North Olympic Peninsula) beach on the washington coast.
Free Diving
Juan de Fuca Strait
from Bill Gross
Free Diving along the Strait of Juan de Fuca: Bachelor Rock, Salt Creek and a fresh water rinse at Lake Crescent after a brief stop on the Elwha River.
Wing Walking in the Clouds Above Sequim
from Brent Summer 4.27 minutes
Amazing footage. This adventure was shot in the skies of beautiful Sequim, Washington
Star Photography
In the Field with Hudson Henry
The Olympic Peninsula Stars
3:58 minutes
Hudson Henry has always wanted to photograph the stars on trips to the Olympic Peninsula. The sea stacks offer an “epic’ foreground to put in front of the Milky Way.
Cycling to Neah Bay
from LRH (LDC) 9:42 minutes
This short narrative is about my fall of 2013 six-day cycling “micro adventure”. The short journey brought me to some outstanding close-to-home places that I would have otherwise never have seen.
The solo trip covered a figure of eight route following a variety of trails and roads (some of them abandoned) across the northwestern corner of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State.
CLALLAM COUNTY
Kayaking & Rafting on the Olympic Peninsula
from Cameron Little
My summer, paddling around the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State.
Included is the footage from the first descent of the rapid at the site of the lower Elwha dam at about 2600 cfs.
Hurricane Ridge Bike Ride
from Trojan
My friend, Brad, and I riding Hurricane Ridge in the Olympic National Forest near Port Angles, Washington. 17 Miles, approx 5400ft of elevation gain. Some of the best road surface I have ever ridden. Cars are friendly and the views are breathtaking.
If you want to do this ride I recommend you do the 'Ride The Hurricane'. The ride is in early August and they shut down the road to cars. The mountain belongs to the cyclist for the day.
Port Angeles
Whale Watching
From Island Adventures
Come see for yourself why Port Angeles is the Olympic Peninsula’s premier whale watching destination.
You have the opportunity to see five different types of whales. Minke, transient orca, resident orca, humpback, and gray whales all frequent the waters surrounding Port Angeles.