24 Hours Exploring the Olympic Peninsula: Mt Storm King, Marymere Falls & More

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  • Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024

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  • @ThroughMyLens
    @ThroughMyLens  Год назад +3

    Thanks again to Noom for sponsoring this video! Click here noom.com/throughmylens to take your free Noom Evaluation

  • @kellyjohnson3617
    @kellyjohnson3617 Год назад +8

    My dad and I stayed at a cabin on crescent lake the year before he died. He had been a backpacker but the bone cancer made it hard for him to walk so we did a ton of driving around and looking at views near the car. We too had incredible oysters but not in sequoim but south bend in the southern part of the peninsula. Cash only but the best oysters I’ve ever had. Thanks for sharing your adventures

  • @fishstick7104
    @fishstick7104 10 месяцев назад +2

    Storm King is a beast! Trying to navigate the ropes section with a bunch of other hikers coming up and going down- it can get sketchy! 😱 really challenging hike! I'm so jealous, it looks like there were very few people when you went. Incredible views! But very scary top section. For anyone who doesn't want to do the ropes, The view just before the end of the maintained trail is pretty phenomenal.

  • @grahambooth8799
    @grahambooth8799 Год назад +3

    Thanks for all of your videos. You have given us the inspiration to keep travelling back to the USA and spend our tourist dollars. We did CA one month road trip of Nevada Arizona and Califonia based off your superb videos and we return to do Miami the Everglades and Keys in ten days. The US economy owes you a big thanks and we owe you huge for giving us the inspiration to have great vacations. Doing Smoky Mountains next year

  • @got_to_roll
    @got_to_roll Год назад +2

    Really enjoyed this and all of your videos.
    Bonus fact~
    Under the Tacoma Narrows bridge live the largest octopuses in the world with an average 16' length and average weight of 132 pounds.

  • @imapisces1
    @imapisces1 Год назад +11

    You missed Devil's Punch Bowl on the left-side of the tunnel you first walked thru! 😖 It is the length of the tunnel, crystal clear and saphire blue water as you cross the little bridge. Wonderful swimming spot in the summer. Absolutely love the Olympic Peninsula. Check out Port Townsend next time as well as the Finn River Cider Farm (incredible experience!).

    • @bojackkatarn
      @bojackkatarn Год назад

      Probably for the best he skipped Devil's Punch Bowl. That place is Spring Break ONP (in the summer), infested with teenagers and college kids.

    • @imapisces1
      @imapisces1 Год назад

      @bojackkatarn I haven't had that experience at all. Definitely not to be missed if you're from out of town.

  • @thebutlerfamilyadventures
    @thebutlerfamilyadventures 10 месяцев назад +1

    Marymere is such a cool little hike. So close to the lake crescent lodge and it really gets you a taste of the Pacific Northwest forest. We’re gonna have to stay at the lodge next time we’re in the area.

  • @Theclevy86
    @Theclevy86 Год назад +2

    I live in Port Angeles and I must must recommend next time you are up here go to the coast and do Cape Flattery, and then back to the 101 and go down to Ruby Beach and Kalaloch Beach Campground and see the tree of life! Also, I am a photographer and road tripper and there are a lot of amazing areas you will want to see in Oregon as well. This was a great video @Through My Lens!

    • @dpalmer5273
      @dpalmer5273 Год назад

      I am driving out there last week of March. ill write down your comment.

  • @jonathantitus2629
    @jonathantitus2629 9 месяцев назад

    WE love that entire area. One of our favorite hikes near Lake Crescent is to Sol Duc Falls. And staying at the Lodge and eating in the dining room are well worth the price--looking forward to one day returning...

  • @robthetraveler1099
    @robthetraveler1099 Год назад +1

    I too took the Bainbridge Island ferry from Seattle. It was March, but the skies were cloudless and the weather was perfect. I will never forget my first view of Lake Crescent and the stunningly blue water. I also stopped in Port Angeles, but only briefly. I caught my first ground-level sight of Canada (as opposed to flying over) looking across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to Victoria, BC. I stayed the night in Port Townsend, an amazing small town with incredible historic architecture. I would love to go back.

  • @mannytravelsandhikes
    @mannytravelsandhikes Год назад +1

    Love this video. Brought back memories from my hiking trip out there. I’m a new subscriber. Cheers 🙌

  • @staciamwalrus
    @staciamwalrus Год назад +1

    I feel like everybody's sleeping on the Hood canal side of the peninsula, so many gorgeous spots

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад

      I can't wait to get back and explore more, this was such a short trip. I need a lot more time there!

  • @evslone
    @evslone Год назад +1

    Another challenging but rewarding hike. I love exploring Olympic National Park from both sides of the peninsula. Have traveled all around the Pacific Northwest with wonderful experiences but I have to say that the only place I have ever felt unwelcome was Bainbridge Island, which had a definite elitist vibe. The people I encountered there were not keen on tourists, to put it mildly, especially one with a dog. Thanks for another great adventure.

  • @Luciferwinchester
    @Luciferwinchester Год назад

    Thank you for noting that it isn't the true summit for Storm King, so many people get that wrong(and the true summit is a pain to reach)

  • @kamauwikeepa7308
    @kamauwikeepa7308 Год назад

    Thank you for your wonderful and informative videos of your lovely country. Arohanui New Zealand.

  • @user-vy2ve8xn5c
    @user-vy2ve8xn5c 4 месяца назад

    What a wonderful place, nice commentry, nice editing, love from India

  • @4kfamilyfunwalk206
    @4kfamilyfunwalk206 9 месяцев назад

    Went to around this area yesterday! On ocean side, visited Tree of Life and Hole in the Wall Beach!

  • @jrrockett
    @jrrockett Год назад

    Far Out! My Home State. Next time you come Back you'll have to see Hurricane Ridge up there. National Park

  • @elizabethtipton4193
    @elizabethtipton4193 10 месяцев назад

    The Canadian Jays at the top will fly right to your hand.

  • @Verlopil
    @Verlopil Год назад

    That hike would kill me, so I'm glad I could live it via you and your brother in law! 😊 Thanks for another great video!

  • @kismetfast4674
    @kismetfast4674 Год назад

    Wre hen going through Washington....don't forget to go to San Juan Islands and hike on Orcas Island. I live in Bellingham, Wa and we are lucky to be close to Mt. Baker too! There are many trails to see wildflowers to ice caves! Nice and dark to photograph the stars as well!

  • @iamcoreilly
    @iamcoreilly Год назад

    My favorite place in the country is Sol Duc Falls. Have you been there yet? Its just past Crescent Lake. As beautiful as a waterfall can be. A lot of people have a poster of it so you have probably seen it. I have many photos! I tried to go to Marymere Falls this year since I can't do Sol Duc any more, expecting it to be same difficulty but shorter. When I got to the steep stairs, I was unable to climb the first one. Old hips and knees are failing me so no more hikes, just road trips.

  • @andreajohnson1796
    @andreajohnson1796 Год назад +1

    Nature, what a beautiful blessing Thank you for taking us along , Love it !

  • @dpalmer5273
    @dpalmer5273 Год назад

    Driving out there last week of March. goal is to visit each national park/ forest. cant wait for retirement in one year.

  • @michaelgd4144
    @michaelgd4144 Год назад

    I climbed mt storm king last November for a school hiking club trip. It was fun, but the conditions were much less favorable than in this video. There was a lot of mist (which created slick rock), and the windspeed had to be something like 65mph. It was very sketchy.

  • @BackroadExploits
    @BackroadExploits Год назад

    Your photography and narration never disappoint. Loved the views. That opening image is breathtaking at 00:07!

  • @AmbientWalking
    @AmbientWalking Год назад

    Yay! Another adventure! So cool to travel with you! :)

  • @outbackwack368
    @outbackwack368 Год назад

    Thanks! We had a VERY long drive out to the very disappointingly unremarkable Neha Bay. That's all I remember. Definitely going back to see it right next time!

  • @rhondaz356
    @rhondaz356 Год назад

    This was so cool. Thanks guys, for bringing us to that lovely area. very enjoyable and informative 👏👏

  • @weiwang4504
    @weiwang4504 Год назад

    I lived in Southern California for years and watched a lot of your videos, and I moved to Seattle so it's nice to see you post something about Seattle. And I especially like your bro wearing a united jersey

  • @tquist61
    @tquist61 Год назад

    Fantastic video! I first saw the video of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge undulating then collapsing in the wind during a high school physics class. Amazing to see!

  • @drmyers56
    @drmyers56 Год назад

    Welcome to our world! Born & raised in PA. Looks like you had a good time.

  • @biker5662
    @biker5662 Год назад

    What an absolutely incredible view!!

  • @normiewoo787
    @normiewoo787 Год назад

    Mt. Storm King looks beautiful. Thanks for the video.

  • @leifandsorennordgren1054
    @leifandsorennordgren1054 Год назад

    Lake Crescent is gorgeous - if you haven't already done so, you should google the underwater cars and diving photos from Lake Crescent. Storm King is such an epic hike - and you absolutely can't beat Salty Girls - Oyster heaven!!! Great video - lots of my favorite spots here. Thanks!

  • @srilathabhatt813
    @srilathabhatt813 Год назад

    Awesome place...

  • @hikingelevated
    @hikingelevated Год назад

    Giving me some great ideas. I've had that Mount Storm trail on my mind for a bit.

  • @sanchopuncho
    @sanchopuncho Год назад

    Great hike! I did Mt Storm King in Oct 2020 and the view is epic! Thanks for sharing your journeys!

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад

      So cool! I agree, the view from the top is spectacular

  • @peninsulahomerenovations9680
    @peninsulahomerenovations9680 Год назад

    What a wonderful place.

  • @jeffcasey504
    @jeffcasey504 Год назад

    Best sunset views approaching Seattle on Bainbridge ferry. I've killed time enjoying the island to get the timing right. Even better if you are in line first so you are at the front of the cardeck for final approach.

  • @maryjbelle
    @maryjbelle Год назад

    Another great video. Thanks for the noom link and for filming that climb. I’d be down at the waterfall😅. Downside - It’s so crowded…

  • @adventuresofjandk
    @adventuresofjandk Год назад

    What a beautiful area of the country. Our backyard playground

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад

      Such a stunning area, I want to spend more time there!

  • @toilettalk581
    @toilettalk581 Год назад

    Been waiting all week for a new watch. Yay! I have Olympic planned for July, all these same hikes - planning the lavender bloom in Sequim too.

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад

      So awesome! I got another video for this week on Salem, Massachusetts too

  • @kayleebeare
    @kayleebeare Год назад

    Thanks for this Josh! Planning a trip to the PNW next year and we added this to our list!

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад

      Awesome! I hope to explore the area more in the next year as well!

  • @alexandervalaris72
    @alexandervalaris72 Год назад

    Awesome a new video!

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching it, loved exploring this area

  • @beebeesfuntasticadventures6110

    Another fantastic video, like.

  • @beverleyonajide4523
    @beverleyonajide4523 Год назад

    Hi👋🏽Josh…
    I loved the views…but 😬MG…this was frightening for me to watch…I have a fear of high places.
    I did enjoy the views…waterfall…the ride to get there…little stops on the way back…the coffee and food…except the oysters.
    TFS and being the one😬to do this hike…since I wouldn’t
    …see you next time.

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching the video! I knew that hike wouldn't be for everyone but I am glad you still enjoyed the video

  • @peiyuhuang4015
    @peiyuhuang4015 Год назад

    Thank you for the amazing video. We walked to Marymere Falls. Beautiful walk. If you are visiting Olympic National Park in the future, check out 7 Cedar hotel and casino at Sequim for one night stay before heading to Olympic National Park, it's BEAUTIFUL and great rate, much better than hotels in Fort Angeles.

  • @BackpackandGear
    @BackpackandGear Год назад

    Nice views! When I was in Washington many years ago it was in September and a little rainy. You had great weather and it looked like a lot of fun! I think I would skip the oysters and maybe go for some kind of fish instead. I live in Florida but don't eat a lot of seafood. I love shrimp but not eating it to lower my cholesterol!

  • @mccartyj85
    @mccartyj85 Год назад

    We were there just a week and a half ago. We skipped Storm King because we were with the family, but we did the falls. Unfortunately there was a wedding photographer and a couple that went over the fence and were using a drone in front of the falls, so it ruined the view for everyone. I also think we stopped at that drive thru coffee shack, they had good mini donuts. Thanks for sharing your adventure.

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад

      Oh wow that is a bummer about the photographer and drone! Everyone stayed behind the fence when we were there. Glad you got to experience a little of the area!

  • @funnykitty123
    @funnykitty123 Год назад

    Yay finally you made it to Washington!!

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад +1

      Went to Mt Rainier National Park as well for a future video and it was amazing!

  • @stevedietrich8936
    @stevedietrich8936 Год назад

    I wondered if any of Galloping Gertie remained, but it looks like they removed all of it when they made the new bridge. It looks like a nice workout hiking up Storm King.

  • @mixeddrinks8100
    @mixeddrinks8100 Год назад

    nice you finally made it to Olympic NP! Hopefully you got more time to get around it, Crescent is just scratching the very edge, get out there and check out the rest! Highly recommend Cape Flattery as well.

    • @staciamwalrus
      @staciamwalrus Год назад

      I really enjoyed the Makah museum in Neah Bay

    • @mixeddrinks8100
      @mixeddrinks8100 Год назад

      @@staciamwalrus yep that is a good one, you will probably like the Royal BC museum in Victoria too I would think.

  • @Roadtosomethingnew1
    @Roadtosomethingnew1 Год назад

    shout out to your brother in law for rocking the Manchester united shirt.

  • @brandtdaniels
    @brandtdaniels Год назад

    Would you consider moving to the PNW? If you did, where would you chose to live?

  • @seattledude2022
    @seattledude2022 Год назад

    mt storm king trail, I didn't know it's a hard trail before going. It should be named knee breaking trail.

  • @PerspectiveEngineer
    @PerspectiveEngineer 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks don't tell anyone

  • @bellatran3408
    @bellatran3408 Год назад

    Soooooo pretty❤

  • @markyuen2312
    @markyuen2312 Год назад

    Is Joel, your brother-in-law, the brother of Amy?????

  • @suzettecalleja3122
    @suzettecalleja3122 Год назад

    I wish I knew you were here. I would of taken you to breakfast

  • @CaptLatte
    @CaptLatte Год назад

    Really misleading video as it was mostly your Storm King climb. Hardly talked about much else to do there and only a single restaurant (and brief mention of coffee shop). It’s a shame that more wasn’t covered.

    • @ThroughMyLens
      @ThroughMyLens  Год назад +1

      I did as much as I could in 24 hours, I hope to go back and do more in the future

  • @Chuck-tq3kq
    @Chuck-tq3kq Год назад

    I’m with MY DAD.