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Lake Crescent

30 January 2021 • 396 km / 246 mi (map)

  • Added to Eric Scouten :: Travel on 21 March 2024
  • Washington 75

Today I drove out to visit Bogachiel State Park as part of my 146 Parks project. I couldn’t resist stopping by Lake Crescent for a few photos along the way there and back.

It was delightfully calm, which made for some great reflections.

A wide panoramic view of Lake Crescent on an overcast winter morning, with a wet two-lane road running along the left shore and a forested conical mountain draped in low clouds rising across the calm, reflective water.
Sledge Hammer Point, Lake Crescent, west of Port Angeles, Washington
A wide panoramic view of Lake Crescent on an overcast winter morning, with low clouds clinging to a forested mountain ridge that is mirrored almost perfectly in the still water. Evergreen branches frame the top corners, a weathered driftwood snag juts from the lake near the left shore, and clear shallows reveal rocks in the foreground.
Lake Crescent, west of Port Angeles, Washington
A calm, glassy lake mirrors an overcast sky, with forested mountain slopes draped in low-hanging mist and fog descending into the valley at the far end of the water. A few small lakeside buildings dot the tree-lined shore under soft, muted winter light.
Lake Crescent, west of Port Angeles, Washington
A calm, mirror-like lake reflecting a dense evergreen forest that climbs the far shoreline, with low clouds and mist draped over the treetops and hills under an overcast sky. A few small cabins are just visible along the far shore amid the pines.
Lake Crescent, west of Port Angeles, Washington
Poulsbo to Forks, Washington, and back · 396 km / 246 mi
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