Destination: The Pacific Northwest Rain Shadow
The Pacific Northwest Rain Shadow, is a captivating geographical phenomenon nestled along the Strait of Juan de Fuca on the northern coast of the Olympic Peninsula. Discover why this area is a haven for RV enthusiasts seeking drier climates and sunnier skies.
In this special Destinations episode, we chat about the science behind the rain shadow effect, and its impact on this geographic region. I also highlight three key areas: Port Townsend, Sequim, and Port Angeles. This rain shadow makes these communities ideal destinations for outdoor adventures with your RV, boasting drier climates and sun-drenched landscapes.
Join us as we explore these three key areas along the northern coast of the Olympic Peninsula, uncovering hidden gems, scenic vistas, and unforgettable RV experiences.This Destination episode is your guide to RVing in the Pacific Northwest Rain Shadow.
SHOW NOTES:
Port Townsend, WA
Quimper Sound Records
Port Townsend Brewing Company
Port Townsend Film Festival
Seventy 48
Centrum Jazz Festival
Fort Worden State Park
Sequim, WA
Dungeness Spit Recreational Area
Lighthouse Keeper Program at Dungeness Spit
Olympic Game Farm
Sequim Lavender Festival
Port Angeles, WA
Salt Creek Recreational Area
Wreck of the MV Diamond Knot
Video of the MV Diamond Knot
Elwha River Casino
Seattle Times Article on Elwha Rivershed
Sol Duc Hot Springs
Pit Stop: RV Travel aboard the Washington State Ferries (EP87)
