Port Ludlow Chamber of Commerce - Side Trips from Port Ludlow Side Trips From Port Ludlow Olympic National Forest , Victoria on Vancouver Island , Deception Pass Bridge , and the San Juan Islands are only some of the interesting and scenic treats that are within a day's trip from Port Ludlow. Hiking trails, short, medium and long await you. Quilcene famous for its oysters shipped to fine restaurants around the county.
Visitors can purchase oysters at the grocery stores in town.
Port Hadlock , a few miles north of Port Ludlow, is a business and commercial area with a wide variety of stores and professional services. It is the access to Indian Island and Marrowstone Island , home to Fort Flagler State Park . Dungeness Spit , a National Wildlife Refuge for crabs, clams, oysters, shellfish,and birds, is about a half hour to the north. At the Olympic Game Farm, not far from the spit, you see tigers, rhinos, bears, buffalo, elk and other animals in a preserve environment. Port Angeles , the largest city on the North Olympic Peninsula, one hour to the north of Port Ludlow, is a busy harbor, ferries going to and from Victoria and entrance to Hurrican Ridge, glacier-covered peaks, subalpine tundra, and steep river valleys of the Olympic Mountains.