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--------------''I have spent most my life in washington state and started hitching when i was 15, on backroads from town to town, from there i have hitched 101, and up and down i-5 many times, with many rides, and a high success rate, friendly people, but yes lots of rain, washington has always been my easiest hitching experience behind only oregon.... but yes of course for some lame reason no walking on the freeway, and i have been cited a few times, but if you think you can get a ride before a $60 bill, its worth it '' - j-rod
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The Olympic Penninsula is exquisite and glorious, with the only certified rain forest in the contiguous states. If you take a ferry across the Puget Sound (a kind of mystical fjord that hosts the worlds biggest octopuses) hitching the Penninsula's a blast: bring hiking gear and head into the mountains for a few days. Bring a poncho. 220 inches of [[weather#Rain|rain]] per year here.
== Experiences ==
''Pouring rain; dusk; we were almost there, but only had a weak tent for the night. Guy picked us up, brought us to his idyllic mountain lair/home & fed us crab soup & fresh roadkill venison, driving us to the trail-head in the morn. Best meat of my life.'' - [[User:Kalan]]
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