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Travel: A visit to Port Townsend



2026-09-15 - Port Townsend, WA - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com.
Robert writes, "Our itenary pre-planning had us circumnavigating 3/4 of the Olympic Peninsula and exiting on the eastern side, with Mt Ranier being the ultimate destination.

Having watched some videos of Port Angeles and Port Townsend in helping to decide which of the two ports to visit, we chose Townsend. While Port Townsend was a little out-of-way, it was selected due to some of the Victorian homes and other old architectural buildings that made up for part of the port.

Unfortunately not enough time was allotted for a relaxing, proper visit...Mt. Rainier was calling, and still hours away."


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