Drive up the Pacific Coast of Washington, and you enter the mysterious and misty world of the Olympic Peninsula.

October 2022, I spent a week alone traveling and camping up the western shores of the Olympic Mountains, from Pacific Beach to the Quinault Rainforest, to the world's largest spruce tree, to Kalaloch, to the Tree of Life, to Ruby Beach (and an unfortunate encounter with a whale...), to the UNESCO World Heritage Site & Biosphere Reserve Hoh Rainforest in the shadow of Mount Olympus, to the sea stacks of Rialto Beach, and to Sol Duc Falls before crossing to the metropolis of Seattle via the Bainbridge Ferry.

Enjoy. :)

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My name is James Puente, and I'm an adventure travel photographer exploring this big, beautiful world. In this episode, I'm exploring with my self-converted 2021 Ram Promaster 136" High Roof.

Chapters:
00:00 Welcome to the Rainforest
00:31 Camping & Hiking Quinault Rainforest
04:31 World's Largest Sitka Spruce
05:14 Kestner Homestead
09:20 Beach 1
10:53 Camp in the Forest
11:40 Kalaloch Beach & Tree of Life
12:47 Big Cedar Road
14:09 Ruby Beach
16:44 Hoh Rainforest
17:36 Hall of Mosses Trail
20:23 Hoh River Trail & Mineral Creek Falls
23:35 Rialto Beach
25:23 Sol Duc Falls
27:01 Driving out of Olympic, Lake Crescent, Port Angeles
27:30 Bainbridge Ferry to Seattle

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