Washington's Olympic Peninsula offers a stunningly beautiful and diverse array of both natural and man-made attractions that would take months or even longer to truly explore. One way to get a small taste of all it has to offer is [...]
Manitou Lodge offers guest accommodations in both our Main Lodge and in detached cottages. Did you know we also offer rustic cabins and tent sites for camping in Forks Washington, too? Just about everyone who stays at Manitou Lodge is [...]
Washington’s Olympic Peninsula is home to so many waterfalls they’ve created a trail you can follow to catch them all. The Olympic Peninsula Waterfall Trail leads to 24 separate, spectacular waterfalls located around the Olympic Peninsula – many within easy [...]
Lake Quinault is a glacier fed, natural lake in the Quinault Rain Forest on the southern edge of Olympic National Park. The area, popular for its hiking trails, waterfalls, fishing, and more, is an easy drive south on 101 from [...]
Let Manitou Lodge be your home away from home for Hoh Rainforest lodging. Our Forks area accommodations are situated on ten lush, forested acres. Staying with us puts the Hoh Rainforest and all other Olympic National Park attractions within easy [...]
Are you looking for an Olympic National Park Airbnb? Discover Manitou Lodge, secreted away on ten lush acres of coastal rainforest and just minutes from Forks, WA. If exploring Olympic National Park is your goal, you could hardly find better [...]
Welcome, Guests! We've been looking forward to your return to the beautiful Olympic Peninsula! Looking for info on Olympic Peninsula Camping? As I type this, camping on the Olympic Peninsula remains closed - but don't fret. As a fantastic alternative [...]
Ruby Beach is one of the most well-known beaches to visit along the Olympic coastline. Famous for the ruby colored crystals in the beach sand that occasionally gathers there, Ruby Beach, offers miles of beach exploration with huge rock formations, [...]
One of the most unique museums in the Pacific Northwest is also the only one of its kind in the world. Visit John’s Beachcombing Museum in Forks, WA and explore a fascinating collection of lost, discarded, then rediscovered items. John [...]
Come see the Tree of Life, Washington State natural wonder, just 40 minutes from Manitou Lodge in Forks, WA. “What is the Tree of Life,” you ask? The “Tree of Life”, is a Sitka spruce, the largest kind of spruce, [...]
Washington's Olympic Peninsula offers a seemingly endless variety of hiking opportunities but one of the most popular has to be the famed Hoh River Trail. There's nothing quite like the Olympic Peninsula's Hoh rain forest. Dense with huge trees, draped [...]
