From autumn hikes [https://www.seattlepi.com/thingstodo/slideshow/best-places-to-see-fall-colors-in-seattle-209554.php] through Olympic National Park, to all manner of brew sipping [https://www.seattlepi.com/beer/article/Corporate-beers-and-independent-brews-Seattle-s-14416763.php] and B&B lounging [https://www.seattlepi.com/thingstodo/slideshow/best-bed-and-breakfasts-in-seattle-210335.php], we’re outlining our guide to a quiet – yet remarkably picturesque – travel destination just over two-and-a-half hours from downtown Seattle [https://www.seattlepi.com/]. At a population around 20,000, it’s a city of maritime harbors, expansive views beckoning a future visit to Victoria, British Columbia, and the birthplace of football hall of famer, John Elway. A community of dedicated writers, artists, crabbers, fisherman and more, we’re visiting none other, than Port Angeles. Scroll down for our guide to a night or two along the maritime waters and inside the lush old growths of the Olympic National Park.