 Guarding the trail to Goblin's gate, on the Elwha River. Check out this list of 15 Exotic Hikes on the Olympic Peninsula, listed by Exotic Hikes.
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 Check out these beautiful photos from our most recent cabin guests!!
Click for more. Come visit us yourself, and share your own photos!  It's possible to see eagles flying high overhead, or swooping down to snatch a Beardslee trout from the glacially cold waters of Lake Crescent. Imagine curling up on the sofa with a steaming hot cup of hot cocoa (sweetened with your liqueur of choice) watching winter wildlife and the ever changing moods of winter on Lake Crescent through the large picture windows while the fire in the wood stove crackles behind you.  Hand written menu at Granny's Cafe The cabin is fully equipped with cooking supplies, stove and refrigerator, but if you decide to eat out, Lake Crescent Lodge is open through New Year, Granny's Cafe offers burgers and treats, and there are many excellent restaurants in Port Angeles. Looking for things to do? Here are a few suggestions:
 Even Santa likes Adventures Through Kayaking
 If you've been thinking of heading to Olympic National Park, only to hear it's been closed (temporarily, due to the government shut down) don't despair! Lake Crescent Cabin is open and has some available dates late in the month.
Hoping for hiking? This time of year, East Beach Road is not heavily trafficked. The view changes as the sky and water change colors, and you can watch for river otter, deer, eagles, winter ducks and other wild life. Want something a bit more adventurous? Adventures through Kayaking is still running their most popular day trip - the NW Adventure, a day filled with mountain biking and kayaking. You can also take the drive out to Neah Bay to visit the Makah Whale Museum., or walk the boardwalk along Cape Flattery, and watch for whales. Looking for culture? The Storytelling Festival takes place in Port Angeles the third weekend of October. Come for the stories, then stay for a few days of relaxation at the cozy lake cabin. For more ideas, visit these web sites: Olympic Peninsula, Washington State Olympic Peninsula Blog Adventures Through Kayaking  Fall is definitely showing its colors here on the lake. What a fantastic September!
We are already booked through most of October, but have availability late October through December. Be sure to check out our calendar, and book your cozy late Fall getaway. Lake Crescent is always beautiful, no matter the weather, and the wood stove will keep you warm --perfect for snuggling up with a hot toddy or cocoa, a good book or a game of cribbage with a loved one while enjoying the view.  Summers are family time on Lake Crescent. Here you see a double scull on a flat calm morning in August. Beyond in the distance is the "narrows" between Pyramid Peak on the right, and Mount Storm King and Hwy 101 on the left. If you were standing on the dock of the cabin this calm morning, you might see schools of small trout create mysterious looking ripples on the surface of the lake, or watch a larger Beardslee or Rainbow trout swim slowly beneath the surface. Kayakers paddle by, enjoying the beautiful morning, and occasionally a family owned motor boat with a water skier in tow will zip by, rooster tails creating rainbows in the sunshine.
There are still a few options available in late August and late September to book the cabin. Learn more on our website!  Looking off the side of the dock to the bottom of the lake, 25 - 30 feet below the surface. You can watch fish swim by on days like this!
There are still a few dates available for visitors this summer! Book now before it's too late!  What an incredibly gorgeous day it was today! Look at these beautiful reflections! We simply had to share!
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