This summer my family and I spent some time on the Olympic peninsula. One day we went to Hurricane Ridge, where we climbed Hurricane Hill. After that we went to Cape Flattery, which is the most northwest point in the lower 48. We took highway 112 to the cape, which was one of the most fun roads I've ever driven on.
A fire from the Hurricane Hill hike
A picture of Mt Baker in the distance, along with the San Juan islands and some of the cascades. I edited this picture quite a bit to be able to see any detail
The Mt Olympus massif
Us and Mt Olympus
On the trail at Cape Flattery
Sunset and an island off Cape Flattery
Birds on a rock off the cape
Vancouver Island in the distance at sunset
After going to Cape Flattery we went to Lake Crescent to look at the stars, which turned out to be slightly disappointing. We did, however, meet a very drunk woman who decided to be friends with us for about a half hour.
Lake Crescent at night
For full-sized pictures, you can click the images in this post. I've also got all of the original and edited pictures in an archive here (978.7 MB). Let me know if you want anything edited.