Totem Pole, originally uploaded by grampaflowers.
Jamestown is a thriving Native American community on the southern tip of Sequim Bay, featuring a Tribal Center, Native Art Gallery, and wonderful views of tides, birds and shellfish of Sequim Bay. Oh yeah, and some great totem poles.
, originally uploaded by Letsemgo.
Beautiful photo of a young bald eagle in flight.
One of the signature moments for any visit to Sequim is an encounter with the resident Roosevelt Elk herd. Watch for the Elk Crossing sign east of town on Highway 101, and if it’s blinking, you might be in luck.
Dungeness Spit, Strait of Juan de Fuca, and the Olympic Peninsula create a spectacular background for a silhouette.
misty hills in Sequim, originally uploaded by Jeanine W09.
February brings occasional morning fog to Sequim and the surrounding valleys and lowlands, though it is often sunny by the middle of the day.
Tree Tunnel, originally uploaded by cowmonger.
This old railroad trestle bridge is part of the Olympic Discovery Trail, an astonishingly scenic hiking and biking trail which meanders through farmland, riverbeds, and finally along the Strait of Juan de Fuca, on its way from Sequim to Port Angeles.
DSCN0873_323, originally uploaded by kathivito.
