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Port Townsend is the perfect seaport for a full resupply for hikers heading into the Olympic Peninsula. Visitors can explore historic sites like Fort Worden State Park, the Jefferson County Courthouse, and the Rothschild House, participate in the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival and the Rhododendron Festival, and visit the Port Townsend Marine Science Center and the Jefferson Museum of Art and History.

John Pope Marine Park also goes by the name Marine Park and is 1.3 acres in size, right on the water. It's got open lawns, picnic areas, restrooms, and playgrounds.

Fort Townsend Historical State Park is a forested park that also features Washington's wartime history. Here you can check the Torpedo X-Ray Tower, once used by the U.S. Navy to disarm torpedoes during World War II. You can also enjoy scenic views, walking trails, and a picnic area surrounded by nature. It’s a great place for history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Sequim Bay State Park offers a year-round respite for the weary. Along with a beautiful stretch of coastline the park also has a number of hiker-biker campsites designated for those that walk or ride in.

Uncover military history at Fort Flagler Historical State Park on Marrowstone Island's northern tip. This coastal defense fort, more than a century old, is part of the Puget Sound's defensive network, along with Fort Worden and Fort Casey. It's a must-visit for those keen on military, armament, and maritime history. Built in the late 1890s, it served during several wars and now houses a military museum in the old Quarter Master's Store House.

Sequim Bay lies along the Strait of Juan de Fuca, which forms the border between the USA & Canada. The Wildlife Area was established here restore a natural estuary and floodplain.

This park in the middle of the city offers a unique experience with a valuable habitat of over 150 species of birds who pass through here. Several walking and bicycle trails are located in the southern portion of the park, as there is currently no route looping around the lagoon. The paths provide access between the east and west sides of Port Townsend, making it a popular thoroughfare among locals.

This scenic trail starts in Port Townsend. This scenic trail spans 7.3 miles, winding its way to the southwest until it reaches the Milo Curry Trailhead at Four Corners, where it concludes. The Larry Scott Trail is a segment of both the Olympic Discovery Trail and the Pacific Northwest Trail.