I did the same thing. I vacationed here in October, moved here end of January.

Agreed. I was there in October to hike the loop, and the pool was so packed, it was skin to skin. Just a regular pool that's hot. Yuck.

So that means it wasn't stolen? You don't own Washington. YOU fuck off.

This IS research.

You people are so fucking annoying. If it's so full, all of you should move and give it back to the people it was stolen from.

Good. Love it.

*Native American (not Indian) communities are not tourist attractions.

I vacationed there a few weeks ago. I would rent a car from Turo - that's what I did and it was awesome. I stayed in the Hoh Valley Cabins in the Hoh Rainforest, and they were lovely. The owner is an extremely nice man whose family has owned the land for about a century. It's in a great central location, as well. It was also extremely affordable. His sister owns the little souvenir shop nearby. They both had so much amazing history to share. I would stay away from Hall of Moss/Spruce Trail. Everyone flocks there and you can definitely tell in the landscape that there is an overabundance of people. That was the only hike I didn't care for. Go for less popular areas. Download the Alltrails app if you haven't - it was absolutely fundamental to my trip. My fave hike was Sam's Loop Trail. We also did the hike to Third Beach - stunning. The Sol Duc Loop is gorgeous and has two waterfalls. We did the Hoh River Trail to Mineral Falls. Also beautiful with several river access points. Went to Lake Crescent - the turquoise water was incredible and the hike to Devil's Punchbowl has some neat historical significance. On our last day, we went up to Anacortes, caught an amazing hour-long ferry ride to the San Juan Islands. We arrived in Friday Harbor to go on an adventure whale watching tour. We went with Western Prince as they have small, fast boats. We saw minke whales, stellar sea lions, harbor seals, and bald eagles. It was very exciting! Forks is a cute little town and has the only grocery shopping between Aberdeen and Port Angeles. Let me know if you have any questions!

I dont know how it is in WA but you might have been able to take a driver's course to reduce the fine, keep it off your record, and your insurance premiums down.

Absolutely beautiful!!

DO NOT FEED BREAD TO DUCKS!

Just vacationed on the peninsula last week and can confirm - very little actually related to Twilight in Forks. Also OP, please realize that La Push Beach from the movie is actually in Oregon. This was a trip of a lifetime, but definitely wouldn't focus on the Twilight stuff as you'll likely be disappointed.

Thank you so much!

Thank you for this information. I'm in the industrial marine industry so I would need to be near a port. I have been looking at the west side but have become discouraged. I just desperately want out of this heat and nonstop blazing sun.

I loathe living in Texas. I'm trying to get out of here. I've been thinking heavily about moving to Washington but with everyone saying how hot and dry it is now, I might as well stay here.

I'm vacationing there from south Texas in two weeks. I've bought lots of rain gear in anticipation of a lovely wet, cool, green respite from the usual Satan's ass crack that I live in. I'm going to get this instead.