We’re coming to Olympic national park in September and planning to hit La push beach and Forks. I’m a twilight fan and do want to get a photo with the forks sign and the beach, but I know the indigenous people who live on the reservations get a lot of annoying twilight fans and disrespect. Anything I need to be mindful of or parts to avoid? No photos etc? I want to be respectful above all else.
My husband and I are going to Olympic national park in September and while there, I want to find time to see the Forks sign, the twilight museum, and La Push. We aren’t going just for twilight, but it’s definitely an added bonus that I’m super excited about. Has anyone been there? What are some twilight things to see? We only have 3 nights, so trying to prioritize! (I know the movies were mainly in Oregon and Canada).
Our location suddenly stopped serving breakfast and doesn’t open until 10. They had one of the only decent breakfast fast food sandwiches and I loved the frosty coffee. I’m so bummed.
We’re planning a 3 night trip in September. We will be flying to Seattle and I know the park is a few hours from the airport, so we really will have about 2.5 full days. Would it be ok to stay somewhere close by to Lake Crescent? Not right on the lake due to cost, but there are a lot of options about 15-20 minutes away. Some must hit spots in addition to the lake are Hoh rainforest, hurricane ridge, and La push beach. Are these all in a few hours driving distance if we stay in Port Angeles near the lake?
I’m sure this has probably been discussed on here before, but I have just been thinking about it. Are Jimmy and Kim truly in love? I feel like they absolutely do love each other, but as far as “in love” I’m not sure. They also have a toxic relationship and feed off of each other and as Kim states, they aren’t good for one another. If the thrill of making bad choices was out, would they still be together? Does Kim see something in him besides just someone who makes her life exciting with poor choices?
Hello, my husband and I are planning a trip in early September. We live in Philadelphia and would need to book flight sooner than later. Would 3 nights be enough time? We are planning to get a cabin or tiny home close to lake crescent. Is it better to stay on the east side for 1-2 nights and then another cabin on the west side for 1-2 nights or is one place for stay ok? (Not sure how big the park is). Is September a good time to go? Any must see areas or landmarks? I also want to make an effort to get a picture with the twilight forks sign since it seems fairly close by. Any other tips are appreciated!