Washington Road Map
Road through a Tunnel near Port Angeles, Washington
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Washington Interstate Highways
Washington State's Interstate Highways connect its major cities and facilitate travel between Washington State and its neighbors. I-5 traverses western Washington from north to south, while I-90 crosses the state from east to west, ending in Seattle. I-82 connects I-90 with I-84 in northern Oregon. I-182 provides convenient access to Pasco from I-82. I-405 provides access from I-5 to Seattle's eastern suburbs, and I-705 provides access to downtown Tacoma from I-5.
Washington Scenic Routes
A 250-mile loop along Washington's Olympic Peninsula offers uniquely stunning forest, river, and coastal views. Beginning at Potlatch State Park, Route 101 continues through Port Angeles, which is the gateway to Olympic National Park. Outside of the park, the drive continues toward the village of Forks and then through the Hoh and Queets Rain Forests. The drive ends at Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge, which is home to the largest concentration of shorebirds on the West Coast. More information about scenic roads in Washington is available on this America's Byways: Washington page.
Washington Road Travel Resources
For more information about Washington's roads and transportation infrastructure, visit the Washington Department of Transportation website. For Washington road traffic conditions, visit the Federal Highway Administration's Washington Traffic Information page.
Washington-Map.org is a State Maps reference source.