Washington Road Maps, Washington Road Condition Photos, & Highway RV Travel Itineraries
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Washington State #101
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Km |
Miles |
Road Item |
Road Summary |
| 0.0
(195.8) |
0.0
(121.7) |
City of Port Angeles, WA. - East First Street / North Lincoln Street
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Access to Port Angeles city centre north of highway. NOTE; For highway travel west and south via US. #101 -See Milebymile.com Road Map HIghway Travel Guide - Port Angeles, WA. to Aberdeen, WA. for driving directions.
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| 1.5
(194.3) |
0.9
(120.7) |
Washington Olympic National Park Hurricane RidgeVisitor Information Centre
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West of highway |
| 4.2
(191.6) |
2.6
(119.1) |
North Brook Ave - South Brook Ave
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Access to campground & R V Park |
| 6.7
(189.1) |
4.2
(117.5) |
Access to campground & R V Park
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South side of highway |
| 8.0
(187.8) |
5.0
(116.7) |
Washington Olympic National Park Deer Park Campground. ( Deer Park Road )
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South of highway. Closed in Winter
Deer Park campground is nestled just below the summit of blue mountain offering spectacular views of the Olympics. It has 14 sites and is at an elevation of 5,400 feet. Deer Park operates on a first-come, first-served basis. No park campgrounds have hookups, showers, or laundry. Access is via a narrow, windy dirt road; RV's and trailers not permitted. Pit toilets. Drinking water available |
| 8.6
(187.2) |
5.3
(116.3) |
U Turn Route
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North to city of Port Angeles |
| 11.4
(184.4) |
7.1
(114.6) |
Obrian Road
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South side of highway. Access to campground & R V Park |
| 12.3
(183.5) |
7.6
(114.0) |
Access to campground & R V Park
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North side of highway. |
| 13.5
(182.3) |
8.4
(113.3) |
Services at highway
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North side of highway |
| 16.5
(179.3) |
10.3
(111.4) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing MCDonald Creek, Washington. |
| 18.0
(177.8) |
11.2
(110.5) |
Access to campground & R V Park
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South side of highway |
| 18.8
(177.0) |
11.7
(110.0) |
View from highway
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Driving east on The Washington Pacific Coast Highway Scenic Byway.
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| 19.3
(176.5) |
12.0
(109.7) |
Access to The Dungeness Scenic Route
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North of highway. North to Dungeness Washington National Wildlife Refuge, access to airport |
| 21.4
(174.4) |
13.3
(108.4) |
Services at highway
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| 23.1
(172.7) |
14.4
(107.3) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Dungeness River, Washington. |
| 24.4
(171.4) |
15.2
(106.5) |
Community of Sequim, Washington - ( River Road )
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Sequim, Washington lies in the Washington Dungeness Valley, nestled between the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Sequim is famous for Dungeness Crab, The Olympic Game Farm, Dungeness Spit. |
| 26.9
(168.9) |
16.7
(105.0) |
Sequim Ave
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Services at highway |
| 30.9
(164.9) |
19.2
(102.5) |
Access to John Wayne Port of Angeles Marina
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North of highway |
| 32.4
(163.4) |
20.1
(101.5) |
View from highway
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Driving south on The Washington Pacific Coast Highway Scenic Byway.
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| 33.9
(161.9) |
21.1
(100.6) |
Sequim Bay , Washington State Park
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Sequim Bay, WA. State Park is a year-round, 92-acre marine camping park with 4,909 feet of saltwater coast in the Sequim 'rainshadow,' just inside Puget Sound, Washington on the Washington Olympic Peninsula. The bay is calm, the air is dry and interpretive opportunities await visitors. The park has 63 tent spaces, 16 utility spaces, five restrooms (one ADA) and three showers (two ADA). In the hookup loop, a few sites can accommodate RVs up to 45 feet. Dry camping areas can accommodate RVs up to 30 feet. There are two loops of forested, dry, camping sites, some very near the water. |
| 36.0
(159.8) |
22.4
(99.3) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East of highway, gravel turnout |
| 37.4
(158.4) |
23.2
(98.4) |
Community of Blyn, Washington
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| 43.0
(152.8) |
26.7
(94.9) |
Access to campground & R V Park
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| 43.1
(152.7) |
26.8
(94.9) |
Point of Interest
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Jefferson County, Washington, western county limits. |
| 44.5
(151.3) |
27.7
(94.0) |
Community of Gardiner, Washington
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| 46.7
(149.1) |
29.0
(92.7) |
Roadside highway turnout
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North side of highway |
| 46.8
(149.0) |
29.1
(92.6) |
Access to Discovery Bay, Washington
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| 49.3
(146.5) |
30.6
(91.0) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway |
| 49.5
(146.3) |
30.8
(90.9) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway |
| 51.8
(144.0) |
32.2
(89.5) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway, Large gravel turnout |
| 52.1
(143.7) |
32.4
(89.3) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway, Large gravel turnout |
| 54.4
(141.4) |
33.8
(87.9) |
Community of Discovery Bay, Washington
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| 56.0
(139.8) |
34.8
(86.9) |
Juction of Highway # 20
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East to communities of Chimacum, WA. - Port Townsend, WA. East to Whidbey Island Ferry, WA. East to Old Fort Townsend, WA. State Park. The park has 40 campsites, one dump station, two restrooms and one shower. Maximum site length is 40 feet. East to Fort Worden, WA. State Park. Fort Worden, WA. State Park Conference Center is a 433-acre multi-use park with 11,020 feet of saltwater shoreline and a wide variety of services and facilities. The park rests on a high bluff overlooking Puget Sound. Many historic buildings remain at this 19th century military fort.
Fort Worden State Park has two campgrounds.
The beach campground has 50 full-service hookup sites tucked between the bluffs and the beaches of Point Wilson. The upper campground has 30 sites with water and electricity, and a sewer dump station nearby. The campsites are mostly forested, some with privacy. They are fairly level, and quite long. Both campgrounds have restrooms with showers. Maximum site length is 60 feet.The campsites are popular year-round. |
| 56.0
(139.8) |
34.8
(86.9) |
Juction of Highway # 20
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East to Mystery Bay, WA. State Day Park no campground. This 10-acre marine park is reachable by car or boat. The park features 685 feet of saltwater shoreline on Mystery Bay and offers a spectacular view of the Olympic Mountains. East to Fort Flagler. Fort Flagler State Park is a 784-acre marine camping park surrounded on three sides by 19,100 feet of saltwater shoreline. The park rests on a high bluff overlooking Puget Sound, with views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountains. Many historic buildings remain at this 19th-century-established military fort. The park has 101 standard tent sites, 14 utility spaces, one dump station, four restrooms (one ADA) and eight showers (two ADA).
Forty-seven standard tent sites are in the upper camping area. Because this area is on a bluff above the water and is canopied with trees, it is not suitable for large RVs.
Fifty-four sites are in the lower park area and have easy access to the water. Maximum site length is 50 feet
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| 59.7
(136.1) |
37.1
(84.6) |
Junction of highway # 104
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East to community of Bremerton, Washington. Access to Hood Canal, Washington. East to Washington Seattle Ferries. |
| 60.7
(135.1) |
37.7
(84.0) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway, large gravel turnout |
| 63.8
(132.0) |
39.6
(82.0) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway, large gravel turnout |
| 66.6
(129.2) |
41.4
(80.3) |
Community of Leland, Washington
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West of highway |
| 69.7
(126.1) |
43.3
(78.4) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway |
| 74.0
(121.8) |
46.0
(75.7) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Little Quilcene River, Washington |
| 75.7
(120.1) |
47.0
(74.6) |
Community of Quilcene, Washington
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| 76.3
(119.5) |
47.4
(74.3) |
Access to campground
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| 76.7
(119.1) |
47.7
(74.0) |
Washington Quilcene Olympic National Forest Ranger Station
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West side of highway |
| 77.3
(118.5) |
48.0
(73.6) |
Access to campground & R V Park
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East side of highway |
| 78.0
(117.8) |
48.5
(73.2) |
Washington Quilcene National Fish Hatchery
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West side of highway |
| 78.2
(117.6) |
48.6
(73.1) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway |
| 79.1
(116.7) |
49.2
(72.5) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Quilcene River, Washington. |
| 79.5
(116.3) |
49.4
(72.3) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway, gravel turnout |
| 81.1
(114.7) |
50.4
(71.3) |
Washington Olympic National Forest
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North boundary |
| 81.6
(114.2) |
50.7
(71.0) |
Washington Olympic National Forest Falls View Campground
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West of highway |
| 83.9
(111.9) |
52.1
(69.5) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway |
| 84.3
(111.5) |
52.4
(69.3) |
Roadside highway turnout with view area
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Mount Walker, Washington View Point, west side of highway |
| 87.2
(108.6) |
54.2
(67.5) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway, paved turnout |
| 88.5
(107.3) |
55.0
(66.7) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway |
| 91.5
(104.3) |
56.9
(64.8) |
Roadside highway turnout with view area
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East side of highway |
| 93.3
(102.5) |
58.0
(63.7) |
Seal Rock National Forest Campground
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East side of highway |
| 94.0
(101.8) |
58.4
(63.3) |
View from highway
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Looking east at Hood Canal, Washington. Driving south on The Washington Pacific Coast Highway Scenic Byway.
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| 95.1
(100.7) |
59.1
(62.6) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Dosewallips River, Washington |
| 96.0
(99.8) |
59.7
(62.0) |
Dosewallips, Washington State Park
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West side of highway. Dosewallips, Washington State Park is a 425-acre, year-round camping park with 5,500 feet of saltwater shoreline on Hood Canal and 5,400 feet of freshwater shoreline on either side of the Dosewallips River, Washington. The camp has 100 tent spaces, 40 utility spaces, one dump station, three restrooms (one ADA) and two showers (one ADA). All tent sites can handle RVs, but do not provide hookups. Maximum site length is 60 feet
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| 96.2
(99.6) |
59.8
(61.9) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing James Creek, Washington |
| 99.2
(96.6) |
61.6
(60.0) |
Access to Marina
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East side of highway |
| 100.9
(94.9) |
62.7
(59.0) |
Washington Olympic National Forest Duckabush Day Park
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Services at highway, fuel |
| 106.7
(89.1) |
66.3
(55.4) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Fulcon Creek, Washington. |
| 107.9
(87.9) |
67.0
(54.6) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway, access to boat launch |
| 108.1
(87.7) |
67.2
(54.5) |
Triton Cove, Washington State Park Day Park
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Triton Cove, Washington State Park is a 29-acre day-use park with 555 feet of saltwater shore on Hood Canal, Washington. This small park provides an ADA-compliant boat launch with access to near-shore fishing. Future plans include possible camping facilities.
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| 112.6
(83.2) |
70.0
(51.7) |
View from highway
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Driving south on The Washington Pacific Coast Highway Scenic Byway.
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| 113.9
(81.9) |
70.8
(50.9) |
Access to Washington Olympic National Forest Hama Hama Campground
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West of highway |
| 115.8
(80.0) |
72.0
(49.7) |
Community of Eldon, Washington
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Services at highway |
| 116.8
(79.0) |
72.6
(49.1) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Hama Hama River, Washington. |
| 118.2
(77.6) |
73.4
(48.2) |
Roadside highway turnout with view point
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East side of highway, gravel turnout |
| 119.7
(76.1) |
74.4
(47.3) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Gorsted Creek. Driving south on The Washington Pacific Coast Highway Scenic Byway.
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| 121.0
(74.8) |
75.2
(46.5) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway |
| 123.6
(72.2) |
76.8
(44.9) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway, large turnout |
| 124.1
(71.7) |
77.1
(44.6) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway, paved turout |
| 125.0
(70.8) |
77.7
(44.0) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Eagle Creek, Washington. |
| 125.6
(70.2) |
78.0
(43.6) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway, gravel turnout |
| 128.5
(67.3) |
79.8
(41.8) |
Roadside highway turnout with view point area
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East side of highway |
| 128.8
(67.0) |
80.0
(41.6) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway,paved turnout |
| 129.0
(66.8) |
80.2
(41.5) |
Community of Lilliwaup, Washington
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| 132.2
(63.6) |
82.1
(39.5) |
Access to campground & R V Park
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| 133.0
(62.8) |
82.6
(39.0) |
Community of Holiday Beach, Washington
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Access from highway |
| 134.8
(61.0) |
83.8
(37.9) |
Access to Lodging & R V Park
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| 136.0
(59.8) |
84.5
(37.2) |
Junction of Highway # 119
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Community of Hoodsport, Washington. West to Lake Crushman Day, Washington State Park. NOTE: Lake Cushman closed under Washington State Parks management Oct. 1, 2002. The landowner, Tacoma Power, now has a private operator keeping the park open. |
| 138.8
(57.0) |
86.3
(35.4) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway, paved turnout |
| 139.6
(56.2) |
86.7
(34.9) |
Community of Potlatch, Washington
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| 142.0
(53.8) |
88.2
(33.4) |
Potlatch, Washington State Park Campground
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Potlatch, Washington State Park is a 57-acre camping park with 9,570 feet of saltwater shoreline on Hood Canal. The park's beautiful grounds are home to a variety of activities, from interpretive programs for kids to boating and shellfish harvesting. The park has 19 tent spaces, 18 utility spaces, one dump station, one restroom and two showers. Sites have no hook-ups. Maximum site length is 60 feet (may have limited availability). Two of the tent sites are for primitive use (hikers and bicyclers) only.
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| 142.7
(53.1) |
88.7
(33.0) |
Roadside highway turnout
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East side of highway, paved turnout |
| 144.7
(51.1) |
89.9
(31.8) |
Community of Skokomish, Washington
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| 145.2
(50.6) |
90.2
(31.4) |
Junction of highway # 106
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East to communities of Union, WA. 5 miles, Belfair, WA.. East to Twanoh WA. State Park. Twanoh, WA. State Park is a 182-acre marine, camping park with 3,167 feet of saltwater shoreline on Hood Canal. The park has 25 tent spaces, 22 utility spaces, six restrooms and one shower. Sites have no hook-ups. Maximum site length is 35 feet |
| 145.3
(50.5) |
90.3
(31.4) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway |
| 148.1
(47.7) |
92.0
(29.6) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Skokomish River |
| 150.9
(44.9) |
93.8
(27.9) |
Roadside highway turnout
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West side of highway, paved turnout. |
| 155.7
(40.1) |
96.8
(24.9) |
Junction of highway # 102 ( Dayton Airport Road )
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Access to State Patrol Academy, Correctional Centre Shelton Detachment. West to community of Matlock, Washington. West to Schafer, Washington State Park Campground. Schafer State Park is a 119-acre camping park on the Satsop River, midway between Olympia and Ocean Park. The park has 43 tent spaces, six utility spaces, one dump station, two restrooms and one shower. Utilility sites have water and power. Sites have no hook-ups. Maximum site length is 40 feet
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| 156.7
(39.1) |
97.4
(24.3) |
Services at highway
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East side of highway |
| 158.5
(37.3) |
98.5
(23.2) |
City of Shelton, Washington
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All services |
| 163.2
(32.6) |
101.4
(20.3) |
Access to Shelton WA. city centre
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Visitor Information, west side of highway |
| 166.6
(29.2) |
103.5
(18.1) |
Junction of highway # 3
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North to Bayshore, WA. and Bremerton, WA.. Services at highway. East to Jarrell Cove, WA. State Park. Jarrell Cove, WA. State Park is a 43-acre marine camping park with 3,500 feet of saltwater shoreline on the northwest end of Harstine Island in south Puget Sound, WA.. The forested island park is accessible by road and bridge and is off the beaten path. Most visitors arrive by boat. The park has campsites near the docks, as well as on rolling, grassy areas. Harstine Island Park, WA. is four miles away.
Jarrell Cove State Park has 22 tent spaces, one restroom and one shower. There is one ADA-accessible campsite and four tent spaces
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| 172.3
(23.5) |
107.1
(14.6) |
Junction of highway # 108
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West to McCleary, WA. - Aberdeen, WA. - Whites, WA. |
| 172.7
(23.1) |
107.3
(14.4) |
View from highway
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Driving south |
| 177.1
(18.7) |
110.0
(11.6) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Kennedy Creek, Washington. |
| 183.0
(12.8) |
113.7
(8.0) |
Services at highway
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Fuel, West side of highway |
| 187.4
(8.4) |
116.5
(5.2) |
Junction of Washington U.S. highway # 8
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West to Elma, WA. - Aberdeen, WA. - Elma, WA. - Satsop, WA. |
| 191.2
(4.6) |
118.8
(2.9) |
City of Olympia
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Northern corporate limits. Set on the shores of South Puget Sound, with the rugged Olympic Mountains rising in the distance across the water and the dome of Washington's Capitol soaring above the town, Olympia ranks as one of America's loveliest cities. Services at highway. |
| 192.0
(3.8) |
119.3
(2.4) |
Black Lake Blvd
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Access to West Olympia, west of highway |
| 193.7
(2.1) |
120.4
(1.3) |
Access to South Puget Sound College
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| 194.5
(1.3) |
120.9
(0.8) |
Access to community of Tumwater, Washington
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South side of highway |
| 195.8
(0.0) |
121.7
(0.0) |
Exit # 102 Trosper Road
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City of Olympia, Washington. Start / Finish of Travel Guide.
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