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SR 104 - Hood Canal Bridge May 2009 Closure
Starting in May, the Hood Canal Bridge-the short-cut between the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas-will be closed to traffic for six weeks. While the bridge is closed getting to the Olympic Peninsula will be as easy as ever - just different. Chances are you will see or learn about areas you have never noticed or been to before. There will be a FREE Water Shuttle plus other scenic routes. Depending on where you are coming from, the change in travel time should add about 30-60 minutes. 
Driving Directions
From Port Angeles along Straight of Juan de Fuca Alternate Route through Olympic National Park Port Angeles Physical Address1663 Highway 112 W. Neah Bay, WA Mailing Address PO Box 682 Neah Bay, WA 98357
Directions from Port Angeles along Straight of Juan de FucaFollow Highway 101 West out of Port Angeles until the turn off for Scenic Highway 112 West. Stay on this road the entire way. After you go through Clallam Bay you have about 16 more miles. As you pass along the remote stretch of coastline, rugged cliffs and forests be sure to look for the mile markers. After mile marker two you will wind down a hill to a straight away with a cluster of homes. We are before the bridge on the right hand side. Look for our sign and the turquoise buildings…you made it to paradise. Alternate Route through Olympic National Park Port Angeles Stay on Highway 101 West through Olympic National Park and Lake Crescent. Continue on towards Forks. Look for Highway 113 on your right side just before Forks. Follow to Clallam Bay where you connect onto Hwy 112 W. Follow rest of directions above. This route is also very scenic with fewer windy turns, but it is about 10-15 minutes longer. View Larger Map
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