Guidebook for Port Ludlow

Bob And Kath
Bob And Kath
Guidebook for Port Ludlow

Food Scene

local restaurants
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Scampi & Halibuts Seafood Grill
1050 Ness' Corner Rd
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Ajax Cafe
21 S Water St
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Molcajete
76 Village Way
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Port Ludlow Golf Course
751 Highland Dr
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Finnriver Farm and Cidery
124 Center Rd
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Sightseeing

Ludlow Falls
70 Breaker Ln
victorian era seaport
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Port Townsend
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victorian era seaport
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Poulsbo's Fish Park
288 NW Lindvig Way
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Sequim Bay State Park
269035 US-101
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Local market
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Chimacum Corner Farmstand
9122 Rhody Dr
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Local market
ferry to Edmonds or Seattle
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Kingston Ferry Terminal station
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ferry to Edmonds or Seattle
Explore a botanical garden full of plants of the Pacific Northwest.
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Heronswood
7530 NE 288th St
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Explore a botanical garden full of plants of the Pacific Northwest.
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Pusat Pelawat Hurricane Ridge
3002 Mt Angeles Rd
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hike out to the lighthouse at the end
Dungeness Spit Trail
hike out to the lighthouse at the end
events, exhibits, shoreline
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Port Townsend Marine Science Center
532 Battery Way
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events, exhibits, shoreline

Neighborhoods

Many neighbors like to walk Shine road every day. Great for a morning walk along the shoreline with views down Hood canal ; an area of nice homes and a small public beach. Or hike down the steep road to our community beach at the base of high cliffs carved out by glaciers. (only recommended at low tide).
Shine Road
Shine Road
Many neighbors like to walk Shine road every day. Great for a morning walk along the shoreline with views down Hood canal ; an area of nice homes and a small public beach. Or hike down the steep road to our community beach at the base of high cliffs carved out by glaciers. (only recommended at low tide).
Oyster beds all along good canal; Mount Walker viewpoint, access to hiking trails , rivers. The uncrowded west side of Hood canal
Quilcene
Oyster beds all along good canal; Mount Walker viewpoint, access to hiking trails , rivers. The uncrowded west side of Hood canal
The Chimacum valley is the rural, agricultural center of our peninsula.
West Valley Road
West Valley Road
The Chimacum valley is the rural, agricultural center of our peninsula.
The Kitsap peninsula is a place in transition between busy Seattle and the rural Olympic peninsula. Hansville, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale and Bremerton ..each small town has it's unique characteristics.
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Taman Peringatan Kitsap
202 NE Park St
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The Kitsap peninsula is a place in transition between busy Seattle and the rural Olympic peninsula. Hansville, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale and Bremerton ..each small town has it's unique characteristics.
Forms the northern border of the Olympic peninsula. Discovery Bay, Diamond Point, Sequim, Port Angeles all are places to explore andenjoy with the Olympic mountains on the south and the Straits on the north
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Forms the northern border of the Olympic peninsula. Discovery Bay, Diamond Point, Sequim, Port Angeles all are places to explore andenjoy with the Olympic mountains on the south and the Straits on the north

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Our corner of the Olympic peninsula

Head east to explore Kingston or Bainbridge island and walk on the ferries to Seattle or Edmonds. Head south to Poulsbo, Silverdale or Bremerton where it's more "city like". Head southwest along hood canal to get into the woods. Head West to explore small but popular towns along the strait of Juan de Fuca. Head north to old seaports,small farms.and state parks. Or just hang out where we do, in the center of it all.