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Top 10 Things to do in Olga, United States
Olga in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for State Parks. Discover best things to do in Olga with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Moran State Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 486 reviews
Reviewed By TerryTom2119 - Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
We didn’t do any hiking in the Park as my husband is limited with walking, but we did enjoy a beautiful drive to the top with one stop at a Lookout point!
What a view! Absolutely gorgeous! It was a clear day so you could see for miles. At the top there is a short hike up which I took- and you can view the entire area with markings that tell you what your viewing.
A morning well worth spent!
2. Orcas Island Pottery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By ryanpeg - Portland, Oregon
what a great place - so many items for sale. Very interesting layout with multiple small buildings. we had a blast exploring.
3. Kruger Escapes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 85 reviews
The sailing vessel Winkapew (Wing-KAH-poe) is a 61' Custom C&C Ketch, designed for comfort, speed and offshore cruising. She is available for 6 hour day sails, Custom Multi-day trips, Adventure trips, and special events.
Reviewed By csmoriarity - Bellingham, Washington
Gorgeous aboard Winkapew! Karl and Jess made this trip a fantastic one, and we had some good wind and glorious sunshine. Jess was a courteous and thoughtful hostess, doing everything she could to make our experience memorable. Karl effortlessly found the wind and made Winkapew fly!
I highly recommend Kruger Escapes for an unforgettable experience, no matter the weather!
4. Buck Bay Shellfish Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Real_Customer_555 - Sun Valley, Idaho
We spent a week on Orcas and bought some combo of oysters, clams, crabs, salmon, and smoked salmon to eat at home five out of seven days.
While we started calling it Hundred Buck Bay, the value was there so it didn't bother us.
I've also heard that eating there is a good option with a gorgeous view!
Buck Bay was a true highlight of our trip. *Big Smile*
5. Orcas Island Sailing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 48 reviews
We offer personalized sailing lessons for those of you looking for a true sailing experience. No prior experience is required. No crowds, just you and yours. Families are encouraged! We have a wonderful fleet of boats each with their own appeal: 19' daysailer, 26' heavy keel sloop and a custom built 30' Trimaran! For qualified sailors we also offer bareboat charters. Please give us a call today!
Reviewed By Trail1998 - Clarksville, Tennessee
Ben is an incredibly skilled, patient, and competent guide. The sailing lesson he provided was the highlight of our trip to the Seattle area. His sailing vessels are well appointed and he matches the vessel to your needs and expectations for learning about sailing. Imagine a day filled with the peace and tranquility of being in one of the world's most beautiful settings learning how to harness the power of nature through sailing. You cannot go wrong with this outfitter!
6. Orcas Island Artworks
Overall Ratings
5 based on 18 reviews
A treasured Orcas Island destination for visitors and locals alike, the Artworks offers one of the finest selections of local art and crafts in the San Juan Islands. We represent over 45 Orcas Island artists and craftspeople. Established in 1981, our co-op shares its historic building, a renovated strawberry packing plant, with the Catkin Cafe, an all-scratch kitchen offering a menu that changes with the seasons and featuring island-grown produce and house made pastries. Located two miles past Moran State Park in the hamlet of Olga, the Artworks is a short walk from the boat-accessible Olga public dock.
Reviewed By Arima1951 - Olga, Washington
The Artworks Gallery and The Catkin Cafe are located in Olga on spectacular
Orcas Island. the Gallery features approximately 40 local Orcas Island Artists.
Paintings, sculpture, ceramics, woodwork, jewelry, and an Ecclectic mix of fine
Crafts...There is also a new addition of a sculpture garden on the grounds.The Catkin Cafe is a lovely place to have breakfast or lunch...there is inside and outside seating.
It is a child friendly cafe...The building used to be an old strawberry packing facility,
And is listed as a Historical Treasure of the island...A Must see while on Orcas.....
7. Orcas Island Trail Rides
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Guy M - Redmond, Washington
5 starts for the horses and the trip, 1 star for the company.
We set a meeting with them in Orcas Moran Park at a specific time. there is no Cell coverage there (known fact), and when we arrived they were not there, waiting 15m, then went down to the beach leaving them a note on meeting place.
Went up 30m after, and they arrived late from a previous trip claiming that people and horses are in predictable.
Then we spent pretty much the trip looking for a phone that had dropped from the previous trip.
Not sure there are other options on the island as the trip is very nice, look around
8. Kayaking at Spring Bay Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
On a guided kayak tour we'll watch for bald eagles, harbor seals, river otters, sea birds, and an amazing variety of tidal sea life as we ply the waters of the San Juans. We use double kayaks, fiberglass, with all equipment provided.
Reviewed By mathdan - san jose, ca
We did a two hour family trip with them in July 08. Before we started, Sandy made she we were all properly fitted with spray skirts, and asked us how hard we wanted to work, easy trip, medium, or hard paddle. We chose medium, being somewhat experienced paddlers, and that's exactly what it was.
The location of the inn is beautiful. During our two hour paddle we saw 4 bald eagles right next to the shoreline, two eagle nests, a hauled out seal from about 20 feet away, lots of underwater starfish and the beautiful scenery. Sandy was incredibly knowledgeable of the area and had great stories to tell about her past and Orcas Island. We got the full two hours. Fantastic trip.
Never once did we feel that we were just 4 more people they needed to take care of. Even though they have been doing this for 18 years (I think that's what she said) Sandy treated us like it was the most important tour she has done. Great person, highly recommended for all abilities.
Also, even though we did not stay at the inn (their rooms only hold 2 and we had 4) I would recommend you check it out. Incredibly beautiful.
9. Olga Pottery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By jmdunn11 - leavenworth, WA
When you visit Orcas, this is a must stop destination. As you drive toward Doe Bay, continue straight into "downtown Olga". Jerry's studio is on the right. Stop in, say hello and purchase a beautiful piece to take home with you. Jerry will ship larger pieces as well. He creates a wide variety of styles and shapes. Pick up a gift or buy a salad bowl that is also a work of art.
10. Summit Learning Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Come learn about the natural and human history at the summit of Mt. Constitution. We are staffed by volunteers and all donations support Moran State Park. Come see our live newt exhibits or our kokanee tank. Learn about the television broadcast history by KVOS. Great hands on activities for kids and adults 11 am to 4 pm rain or shine.
Reviewed By minimuffinlover - San Rafael, California
This new center is aimed at kids, but there is good information here for all ages. Friendly staff, and great posters of the islands from space. Alas, no newts when we were there.
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