A WET WINTER WEEKEND ON WASHINGTON’s WEST COAST
Washington's Olympic Peninsula is one the most interesting and diverse areas on the continent. Within the span of a day you can explore alpine tundra in the glacier-capped mountains, visit lush temperate old growth rainforests, and catch a stunning sunset on the wave-battered coast. The rugged topography and endless wet weather lend a thrilling edge-of-the-continent feel, and with varied vistas, ample roadside wildlife, and miles and miles of wilderness to explore it's basically a perfect roadtrip destination.
This past winter Subaru invited us out to explore Olympic National Park and film a little profile for their #MeetAnOwner campaign. Going down a couple days early, we snowshoed Hurricane Ridge, drove through torrential squalls in the dark mossy halls of Hoh Rainforest, and visited the rugged foggy coastline around La Push.
More photos on the blog: fieldandforest.co
