Lake Crescent Lodge, Olympic National Park, Olympic Peninsula, Washington

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Lake Crescent Lodge has terrific views from the old fashioned sun porch. Lake Crescent, over 600 feet deep, lies along U.S. 101 within Olympic National Park. Olympic Penninsula, Washington. Outdoor Adventure. Olympic Peninsula

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Lake Crescent Lodge has terrific views from the old fashioned sun porch. Lake Crescent, over 600 feet deep, lies along U.S. 101 within Olympic National Park. Olympic Penninsula, Washington. Outdoor Adventure. Olympic Peninsula

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