Port Ludlow: SR 104 at MP 13.1: Climbing Hill Looking East

2 47.87°, -122.65° E
About location

Built around a 19th-century sawmill, Port Ludlow grew into a waterfront community on the eastern side of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. Its sheltered bay opens toward Admiralty Inlet, while Hood Canal and the Hood Canal Bridge lie a short distance south. Logging shaped the settlement’s early economy, and the old mill site remains central to its local story. State Route 104 runs through the wooded terrain near town, forming part of the road link between the bridge and the broader Olympic Peninsula. Port Ludlow is now largely residential, with a marina, golf facilities and access to the waters and forested shorelines of Jefferson County.

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