Our Inn in is located one mile from town and serves as a cozy hideaway from the rain and a great resting place after a long day out exploring. We offer two bedrooms, Master bedroom with a king-size bed and the second bedroom with a queen-size bed, two full bathrooms, a large kitchen and dining room, living room, WIFI television and a washer and dryer. Our inn is tucked into a beautiful, wooded area, so do not be surprised to catch a glimpse of some friendly creatures such as deer or elk. Guest access Guests have access to the house, yard and deck. Please note the garage and outbuildings are off limits. Other things to note The Olympic Peninsula Loop offers a diverse range of activities, from hiking and wildlife viewing to exploring unique natural features and cultural attractions. Popular spots include Lake Crescent, the Hoh Rain Forest, Hurricane Ridge, and the Pacific coast beaches.  Hurricane Ridge: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Olympic Mountains and glacier-capped peaks, with numerous hiking trails of varying difficulty.  Hoh Rain Forest: Explore the lush, moss-draped trees and unique ecosystem with trails like the Hall of Mosses and Spruce Nature Trail.  Lake Crescent: Hike along the shoreline or explore trails like the one leading to Marymere Falls, enjoying views of the lake and surrounding forest.  Lake Quinault: Experience the Quinault Rain Forest, home to the largest Sitka Spruce tree in the world, and explore the lake with boat rentals and tours.  Sol Duc Hot Springs: Hike to the hot springs or explore the surrounding Sol Duc Valley, known for Sol Duc Falls and salmon viewing.  Marymere Falls: Take an easy, family-friendly hike to the 90-foot waterfall.  Enchanted Valley: A scenic spot with numerous waterfalls.  Madison Falls: Visit the easily accessible waterfall in the Elwha Valley via a paved path.  Obstruction Point Road: Enjoy a scenic drive with the option to hike up to the point for panoramic views.  Beaches and Coast: Rialto Beach: Explore the tide pools and sea stacks, with the option to hike to Hole-in-the-Wall at low tide.  Mora Beach: Enjoy the scenery and driftwood along the coast.  Ruby Beach: Visit this beach known for its distinctive red rocks and driftwood.  Kalaloch Beach: Enjoy the pristine beaches and explore the surrounding forest.  Shi Shi Beach: Access this remote beach for a unique coastal experience.  Cultural and Historical: Forks Visitor Information Center: Learn about the local area and find information about various attractions.  Forks Timber Museum: Discover the history of the timber industry in the region.  Makah Cultural and Research Center: Explore the history and traditions of the Makah tribe in Neah Bay.  La Push: Visit the Quileute tribe's community with lodging, restaurants, and access to beaches.  Wildlife Viewing: Observe a variety of wildlife in the park, including elk, black bears, and various bird species.  Waterfalls: Explore the many waterfalls throughout the park, including Sol Duc Falls, Marymere Falls, and Madison Falls.  Lake Crescent: Enjoy swimming, boating, and fishing in the beautiful lake.  Elwha Valley: Explore the scenic valley with opportunities for hiking and wildlife viewing.