![]() ![]() About a 2 hour drive from Domaine Madeleine, there are enough things to see and do in and around Neah Bay – part of the Makah Reservation – to make for an unforgettable day. #8 Cape Flattery / Neah Bay Potential Sightings: Whales, Bald EaglesĪ visit to the Olympic Peninsula might not feel complete without a visit to Cape Flattery – known as the northwest-most point of the contiguous United States. Humpbacks and orcas have also been spotted, as well as seals, sea lions and Pacific white-sided dolphins. ![]() Occasionally more than one whale will make an appearance. With a bit of patience and luck you may catch sight of a gray whale spouting. But you might want to brave the sometimes blustery winds and head out onto the deck. During that time travelers may take a nap, enjoy one of Domaine Madeleine’s boxed breakfasts, or buy tickets for several attractions in Victoria. Leaving from Port Angeles, the Coho travels about 90 minutes one way. If you’re planning to visit Victoria B.C., the Coho Ferry is the transportation of choice for most of our guests. #9 The Coho Ferry Potential Sightings: whales But if you are already planning to visit to walk the “Hall of Mosses,” keep in mind, a sighting is possible. However we don’t recommend going to the Hoh Rainforest for the sole purpose of spotting elk. Tied for #10 Hoh Rainforest Potential Sighting: Roosevelt ElkĪ drive to the Hoh Rainforest Visitor Center (the “official” entrance to the forest) is one of the longer day trips some of our guests take. ![]() Sightings are infrequent, but it’s worth keeping an eye out. and Sequim Bay Lodge, yellow lights on caution signs will flash when the herd is in the area. Named for President Teddy, this massive, majestic breed is the largest in North America and indigenous to the Olympic Peninsula.įrom Domaine Madeleine, take Hwy 101 East towards Sequim for 11 miles. You may never travel such a short distance for the opportunity to see a herd of Roosevelt Elk. But if you visit the following 10 places (OK, 11 – we hate limiting your options), you increase your odds of having your own wildlife encounter right here on the Olympic Peninsula – and possibly even right outside your window at Domaine Madeleine. It may happen just about anywhere, any time. You get a rare glimpse of the wildlife that calls Olympic National Park home. It can be quite a thrill – you’re going about your business when suddenly – Whoa! ![]()
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