Hood Canal

Imaginations are inspired by the Stump House, a large hollowed out Red Cedar that has been outfitted with a door way, window openings, and a split-shingle roof.

The roads are dry, gas is cheap, and it’s high time you and your crew kicked up some (proverbial) dust and planned a road trip.

An Indian mom's guide to local family travel near Seattle and PNW.

Escape to the calm of the Hood Canal, only a little over an hour from downtown Seattle. With this itinerary for a Hood Canal day trip you'll explore the food, wildlife, & landscape of the Hood Canal.

By Douglas Scott Washington’s Hood Canal is known for natural beauty, stunning views and some of the best hikes in America. With glaciated

From a stunning shellfish bounty to the constant backdrop of snow-capped Olympic peaks, a getaway to Hood Canal delivers. Don’t let the name fool you–this 1.5 mile-wide channel of saltwater is not a canal at all, but a long, glacially-carved fjord. Like many waterways in the region, Hood Canal was named by Captain Vancouver on his […]

Early loggers carved notches in the tree to insert springboards above the flare of the roots on the tree so that they could stand on them while they laboriously cut the tree down with large handsaws. Photo Credit: George Stenberg Photography

This scenic drive leaves Edmonds via Ferry to Kingston, then to Port Gamble, over the Hood Canal Bridge, and to Port Townsend, then follows the Hood Canal south and around back to Bremerton. The Hood Canal Loop is a scenic drive in Washington.

Sometimes the best things come in small packages, Twanoh State Park on the Hood Canal in Washington State has just become our favorite small campground. With 25 standard sites and 22 full hook up sites this small park packs a big punch. Twanoh State Park has three sections, the campground, the wa

Hood Canal, Washington